Add Global Rules
Global rules allow you to enforce and track block rules that have a global scope over all protected computers in your network. Currently, this feature is only available for block rules. Generally, use the following steps to create global rules:
- Create and configure an
ApplicationControlGlobalRule
object. - Use an
ApplicationControlGlobalRuleApi
object to create the global rule on Deep Security Manager.
Also see the Create and add new global rules operation in the API Reference. For more information about global rules, see the Deep Security Help Center.
The following example adds software to the Global Rules.
Python
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# Create the rules new_rules = [] for sha256 in sha256_list: new_rule = api.ApplicationControlGlobalRule() new_rule.sha256 = sha256 new_rules.append(new_rule) try: # Add the rules global_rules_api = api.GlobalRulesApi(api.ApiClient(configuration)) rules_list = api.ApplicationControlGlobalRules() rules_list.application_control_global_rules = new_rules return global_rules_api.add_global_rules(rules_list, api_version) except api_exception as e: return "Exception: " + str(e)
JavaScript
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// Create the rules const globalRules = new api.ApplicationControlGlobalRules(); globalRules.applicationControlGlobalRules = sha256List.map(sha256 => { const newRule = new api.ApplicationControlGlobalRule(); newRule.sha256 = sha256; return newRule; }); // Add the rules const globalRuleApi = new api.GlobalRulesApi(); globalRuleApi.addGlobalRules(globalRules, apiVersion) .then(rules => { resolve(rules); }) .catch(error => { reject(error); });
Java
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// Create global rules ApplicationControlGlobalRules globalRules = new ApplicationControlGlobalRules(); for (String sha256 : sha256List) { ApplicationControlGlobalRule globalRule = new ApplicationControlGlobalRule(); globalRule.setSha256(sha256); globalRules.addApplicationControlGlobalRulesItem(globalRule); } // Add the global rules GlobalRulesApi globalRulesApi = new GlobalRulesApi(); return globalRulesApi.addGlobalRules(globalRules, apiVersion);