- play_arrow JSA Risk Manager
- play_arrow JSA Risk Manager configuration
- play_arrow Network Device Management
- play_arrow Network Device Management
- Device Discovery Process
- Discovering Devices in your Network
- Importing Multiple Devices from a CSV File
- Adding a Network Device to JSA Risk Manager
- Deleting a Device from JSA Risk Manager
- Finding Network Devices in the Device List
- Adding Device Information to the Topology
- Collecting Neighbor Data to Update the Topology
- Configuring the Discovery Schedule to Populate Device Information
- play_arrow Device Configuration Backup Jobs
- play_arrow Network Connections Overview
- play_arrow Network Connections Overview
- play_arrow Network Device Configuration and Monitoring
- play_arrow Network Device Configuration and Monitoring
- Searching Device Rules
- Filtering Device Rules by User or Group
- Comparing the Configuration of your Network Devices
- Adding or Deleting a Device in JSA Risk Manager
- Backing up a Device to get its Configuration Data
- Discovering Devices in your Network
- play_arrow Log Source Mapping in JSA
- play_arrow Protocol Configuration for Network Devices
- play_arrow Schedules for Discovery and Backup
- play_arrow Firewall Rule Event Counts of Check Point Devices
- play_arrow Network Risk Assessment
- play_arrow Network Risk Assessment
- play_arrow Policy Monitor Question Parameters
- play_arrow Searching for Assets in your Network
- play_arrow Policy Monitor Question Backup
- play_arrow Integration with JSA Vulnerability Manager
- play_arrow CIS Benchmark Scans
- play_arrow Network Simulations in JSA Risk Manager
- play_arrow Network Simulations in JSA Risk Manager
- Simulation Tests
- Creating a Simulation
- Duplicating a Simulation
- Manually Running a Simulation
- play_arrow Network Configuration Change Simulation
- Simulating an Attack on an SSH Protocol
- Viewing Simulation Results
- Approving Simulation Results
- Revoking a Simulation Approval
- Assigning Simulations to Group for Tracking
- play_arrow Topology models
- play_arrow Reports
- play_arrow Audit Log Data
Network Topology
SUMMARY In JSA Risk Manager, you can use the topology model graph to view, filter, and investigate the physical connectivity of your network.
The network topology graph is generated from configuration information that is obtained from devices such as firewalls, routers, switches, and Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) systems. You can hover over connection lines to display network connection information. You can filter the topology by searching for potential attack paths on allowed protocols, ports, or vulnerabilities. You can view the traffic flow between devices or subnets, and you can view device rules.
You can use the topology graph to complete the following tasks:
- Visualize specific network paths and traffic direction for advanced threat analysis.
- Incorporate passive IPS security maps into the topology graph.
- Group devices to organize and simplify the view.
- Add devices to groups, and remove devices from groups.
- Reposition icons in the graph by using your mouse.
- Save topology graph layouts.
- Rename devices and groups.
- Create and save search filters for your network topology that is based on protocols, ports, or vulnerabilities.
- View detailed connection information between devices and subnets.
- View device rules on topology node connections with the allowed ports and protocols.
- View Network Address Translation (NAT) devices, NAT indicators, and information about NAT mappings.
- View virtual Network security devices that have multiple-contexts.
- Configure subnet color coding to indicate vulnerability status of assets in the subnets on your topology graph.
When you search and view the allowed ports and protocols between devices, you can see only connections that use TCP, UDP, and ICMP protocols in the topology graph.
