Contents
- Network segment polling via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
- Adding connections for cloud segment polling via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
- Deleting a connection for cloud segment polling
- Configuring the polling schedule via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
- Viewing the results of cloud segment polling via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
- Viewing the properties of cloud devices via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
Network segment polling via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
Information about the structure of the network (and devices in it) is received through regular polling of cloud segments by using the AWS API, Azure API, or Google API tools. Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console uses this information to update the contents of the Unassigned devices and Managed devices folders. If you have configured devices to be moved to administration groups automatically, detected devices are included in administration groups.
To allow the polling of cloud segments, you must have the corresponding rights that are provided with an IAM user account (in AWS); with an Application ID and password (in Azure); or with a Google client email, Google project ID, and private key (in Google Cloud).
You can add and delete connections, as well as set the polling schedule, for each cloud segment.
Adding connections for cloud segment polling via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
To add a connection for cloud segment polling to the list of available connections:
- In the main menu, go to Discovery & deployment → Discovery → Cloud.
- In the window that opens, click Properties.
- In the Settings window that opens, click Add.
The Cloud segment settings window opens.
- Specify the name of the cloud environment for the connection that will be used for further polling of the cloud segment:
- Enter your credentials to receive authorization in the cloud environment that you specified.
- If you selected AWS, specify the following:
- Access key ID
- Secret key
To see the characters that you entered, click and hold the Show button.
- If you selected Azure, specify the following settings:
- Azure Application ID
- Azure Subscription ID
- Azure Application password
To see the characters that you entered, click and hold the Show button.
- Azure storage account name
- Azure storage access key
To see the characters that you entered, click and hold the Show button.
If you selected Google Cloud, specify the following settings:
- Client email address
- Project ID
- Private key
To see the characters that you entered, click and hold the Show button.
- If you selected AWS, specify the following:
- If you want, click Set polling schedule and change the default settings.
The connection is saved in the application settings.
After the new cloud segment is polled for the first time, the subgroup corresponding to that segment appears in the Managed devices\Cloud administration group.
If you specify incorrect credentials, no instances will be found during cloud segment polling and a new subgroup will not appear in the Managed devices\Cloud administration group.
Page topDeleting a connection for cloud segment polling
If you no longer have to poll a specific cloud segment, you can delete the connection corresponding to it from the list of available connections. You can also delete a connection if, for example, permissions to poll a cloud segment have been transferred to another user who has different credentials.
To delete a connection:
- In the main menu, go to Discovery & deployment → Discovery → Cloud.
- In the window that opens, click Properties.
- In the Settings window that opens, click the name of the segment that you want to delete.
- Click Delete.
- In the window that opens, click the OK button to confirm your selection.
The connection is deleted. The devices in the cloud segment corresponding to this connection are automatically deleted from the administration groups.
Page topConfiguring the polling schedule via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
Cloud segment polling is performed according to schedule. You can set the polling frequency.
The polling frequency is automatically set at five minutes by the Cloud environment configuration wizard. You can change this value at any time and set a different schedule. However, it is not recommended to configure polling to run more frequently than every five minutes, because this could lead to errors in the API operation.
To configure a cloud segment polling schedule:
- In the main menu, go to Discovery & deployment → Discovery → Cloud.
- In the window that opens, click Properties.
- In the Settings window that opens, click the name of the segment for which you want to configure a polling schedule.
The Cloud segment settings window opens.
- In the Cloud segment settings window, click the Set polling schedule button.
The Schedule window opens.
- In the Schedule window, define the following settings:
- Scheduled start
Polling schedule options:
- Start interval (days)
- Starting from
- Run missed tasks
- Scheduled start
- Click Save to save the changes.
The polling schedule for the segment is configured and saved.
Page topViewing the results of cloud segment polling via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
You can view the results of cloud segment polling, that is, view the list of cloud devices managed by the Administration Server.
To view the results of cloud segment polling,
In the main menu, go to Discovery & deployment → Discovery → Cloud.
The cloud segments available for polling are displayed.
Page topViewing the properties of cloud devices via Kaspersky Security Center Cloud Console
You can view the properties of each cloud device.
To view the properties of a cloud device:
- In the main menu, go to Assets (Devices) → Managed devices.
- Click the name of the device whose properties you want to view.
A properties window opens with the General section selected.
- If you want to view the properties specific for cloud devices, select the System section in the properties window.
The properties are displayed depending on the cloud platform of the device.
For devices in AWS, the following properties are displayed:
- Device discovered using API (value: AWS)
- Cloud region
- Cloud VPC
- Cloud availability zone
- Cloud subnet
- Cloud placement group (this unit is only displayed if the instance belongs to a placement group; otherwise, it is not displayed)
For devices in Azure, the following properties are displayed:
- Device discovered using API (value: Microsoft Azure)
- Cloud region
- Cloud subnet
For devices in Google Cloud, the following properties are displayed:
- Device discovered using API (value: Google Cloud)
- Cloud region
- Cloud VPC
- Cloud availability zone
- Cloud subnet