Enhance your network security with Multicloud Defense security profiles. Configure profiles like Firewall Rules, IPS, Antivirus, DLP, and WAF to protect against threats and control applications, ensuring comprehensive security across your multicloud environment.
A security profile typically refers to a set of rules and configurations applied to network traffic to enforce security policies. These profiles include the following protective measures:
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Firewall Rules
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Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)
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Antivirus/Antimalware
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Web Filtering
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Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
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Application Control
These particular profiles are generally added to a policy rule, policy rule set, or a policy rule set group and ordered by priority.
Decryption Profile
Learn how a decryption profile enables TLS traffic inspection for forward and reverse proxy services and lets you select certificates, TLS versions, and cipher suites.
Network Intrusion (IDS/IPS) Profile
Learn how a Network Intrusion profile uses IDS and IPS rules to detect, report, and block suspicious or malicious network traffic.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Profile
Learn how a Data Loss Prevention profile detects sensitive data in egress traffic and supports compliance protection with predefined or custom patterns.
Anti-Malware Profile
Learn how an Anti-Malware Profile scans incoming data for viruses, ransomware, and other malicious threats before they can infect protected systems.
Web Application Firewall (WAF) Profile
Learn how a Web Application Firewall profile uses core, premium, or custom rules to detect and block common attacks against web applications.
URL (Uniform Resource Locator) Filter Profile
Learn how a URL filtering profile lets you allow or deny HTTP requests by URL, category, and method when traffic uses a Forward Proxy rule.
Fully Qualified Domain Name Filter Profile
Learn how an FQDN filter profile lets you allow or deny encrypted traffic for specified domains and categories in Forwarding or Forward Proxy rules.
Malicious IP Profile
Learn how a Malicious IP Profile helps protect cloud traffic from known malicious addresses identified by Cisco Talos threat intelligence.