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11-23-2018 04:09 AM
Hi.
I have a question about a scenario. Can Pan-OS/Firewall detected a infected host/client pc and take the following action.
Blocking internett access from the infected hosts/client pc and move the infected host to a another security zone?
OR
Just move the infected host to a "security" zone that don't have access to internet?
11-23-2018 04:30 AM
Hi @tonyle
No, not directly (not like 802.1X)
Any infected connections will be blocked but other connections will be allowed to pass through
There are a few workarounds to this need: you could set up log forwarding and trigger syslog messages when an infection is blocked, on the syslog server you could trigger API calls that add the hosts' IP to a dynamic block list or use some other mechanism to feed an external dynamic list
11-24-2018 08:00 AM
Hi @tonyle
With built in actions in log forwarding profiles you can add tags to IPs that are "infected". The definition of "infected" you need to build with a log filter (like hosts that download malware or hosts that connect to C&C servers ...). After that you need to create a dynamic address group based on the tag that you automatically add to IPs that match your filter and this dynamic address group you can then reference in a security policy that blocks the internet access.
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