04-11-2022 11:32 AM
Hypothetical scenario: All Windows 10 clients connecting to Globalprotect. All are managed by System Center Config Manager.
I have a HIP Object that matches if there are any patches missing with a severity of 1 or greater.
I have a HIP profile with this object in it that denies access to a subnet if there is a match.
It is 2 days after Patch Tuesday, and a patch with a severity of 2 is released.
This patch has not yet been approved and deployed in System Center Config manager, as we're still testing it on a few virtual machines.
Does my security rule deny the traffic?
Where does GlobalProtect get the patching information from? Is it relying on information from Microsoft (i.e., patch #1234567 has been released)? Or is there some local client data that conveys what patches have been put out there in our System Center environment?
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