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Scheduled report improvements : The user interface for configuring a scheduled report is now improved. Administrators can select to enable or disable individual scheduled reports, identify the administrators who created or modified the report, more easily add email addresses for report notifications, and configure the report output format.

Scheduled reports are now available in HTML or text format. Alert notifications now available in text format : In addition to HTML format, alert notifications are now available in text format. When enabling email addresses for alert notifications, an ETP administrator can now select the format for all alert notification emails.

Enhanced UI for Security Connector and threat event correlation : When viewing correlated Security Connector and threat events, separate windows are now provided with detailed information.

If you choose to view correlated Security Connector events from the Threat Events tab of the Event Analysis page, data about all associated Security Connector events is shown. In each of these windows, report viewers can also download event data to a CSV file. Integration of Nominum Data : Enterprise Threat Protector now benefits from threat data generated by Nominum, the carrier DNS-based security and services innovation leader that was recently acquired by Akamai. The addition of this data allows ETP to identify more threats in an enterprise network.

On the first day of this release, you will see an increased number of offline events as this additional intelligence is expected to discover more events from the last 7 days. The DNS Exfiltration Security List identifies domains that serve as a communication channel over DNS and may be used to steal sensitive data or allow malware to communicate outside the network.

The Block — Error Page and the Block — Sinkhole actions do not prevent DNS exfiltration because a malicious communication channel can be created when domains are resolved to a custom error page, sinkhole, or Enterprise Security Connector. New sections for General policy settings. A YouTube drop-down menu is now available in the new Browsing Restrictions section of the general policy settings.

Administrators can choose from Unrestricted, Moderate, or Strict modes. By default, YouTube is set to Unrestricted mode. In the last release, this action was not available for Akamai Security Lists. Roaming location replaced with new Unidentified IPs location.

This location is available in ETP by default. A switch is also available on the Locations page where administrators can choose to allow or block traffic from Unidentified IP addresses. When configuring a location, the following now applies:. For example, if the domain dimension is selected, events are grouped by domain. This data is also shown in a graph.

Enterprise Security Connector 2. The following features are included in this update:. Upgrade functionality. When an upgrade is available, an upgrade button is shown with the security connector configuration in ETP. The upgrade process reboots the virtual machine and automatically updates the Security Connector software. This operation may take up to 10 minutes to complete.

Reporting of Affected Machine Name. ETP performs a reverse IP address lookup to identify this information. Support for VMware Tools. YouTube Restricted Mode. ETP administrators can prevent end users from accessing mature video content. This setting is available within a policy configuration. If Safe Search is enabled, administrators can choose from strict and moderate restriction modes. Top-Level Domains List. ETP administrators can now create a list with top-level domains.

This feature allows an enterprise to apply policy actions to requests based on the top-level domain. New policy action. ETP now includes an Allow policy action. When assigned to a list in a policy, this action grants end users access to the domains and IP addresses in the list. Policy action name changes. The behavior of these policy actions are the same. These actions continue to block DNS requests and direct end users to an error message. Deny policy action no longer available for Akamai Security Lists.

You can assign the Block — DNS action to custom lists only. If an existing policy configuration used the Deny action for an Akamai Security List, this action was replaced with the Block — Error Page action.

Client Connector allows organizations to protect laptops that are off the corporate network. This information is directed to Security Connector based on the policy configuration. ETP reports on this data and allows administrators to correlate this data with threat event information. You can access ETP from the following menu paths:. This option is available on the Locations page. A new workflow is required to set up the security connector.

For example, to activate the security connector, you generate an activation code in ETP and enter this code in the security connector. The network configuration process now requires that you apply settings for the management interface, data interface, and DNS nameservers. A web-based console on the management interface is now available to configure network settings and perform additional operations on the virtual machine. For more information on the setup and configuration of the security connector, see the Enterprise Threat Protector: Security Connector Setup and Configuration Guide.

This feature allows you to block or prohibit adult and explicit content in search results that are completed by end users on Google or Bing search engines.

An ETP administrator can now report a domain is a potential threat and include supporting information for our analysts to review. If an end user attempts to access a domain or IP address that is included in the Deny List, the end user is directed to an error page that indicates access to the domain is prohibited.

Identify the IP address of devices with the Enterprise Security Connector, a virtual machine that you deploy in your network to collect suspicious or malicious traffic, identify machines or laptops that are infected with malware or are making requests to malicious domains. This information is directed to the Security Connector based on the policy configuration. ETP administrators can now schedule a daily or weekly report that generates with alerts or all event data for the selected time period.

Reports are generated and emailed to users who an administrator configures to receive scheduled report notifications. From the Communication tab on the Utilities page, ETP administrators can now easily provide email addresses for alert notifications. In future releases, the improved design of the Communication tab will allow administrators to configure notification emails for specific ETP features.

From the Sinkhole tab on the Utilities page, ETP administrators complete a new process to create a custom sinkhole. ETP administrators can also now modify a sinkhole policy assignment.

In an upcoming release, ETP administrators will be able to download an OVA file to create a virtual machine that is configured as a sinkhole in your network.

The ETP sinkhole receives suspicious or malicious traffic and identifies machines that are infected with malware. To participate in the beta of the ETP sinkhole feature, contact your account representative. New reporting criteria or dimensions, including additional reporting dimensions for DNS activity.

Each PDF contains an image of the entire page, including the data, graphs, and applied filters. ETP administrators can now manage sinkholes from the Utilities page. A new Sinkhole tab is available. New options are available to upload text files that contain known or suspected domains or IP addresses for a custom list configuration. ETP administrators can now report a domain they believe is misclassified in a security list or incorrectly categorized in the Acceptable Use Policy.

The behavior of the action has not changed. If a malicious or harmful domain is found with the Indicator Search, the search results now list known bad URLs within those domains. Browse By Category. DNSi AnswerX. Showing 1 to 60 of 60 results. Date - newest first Date - oldest first. Release Notes: Enterprise Threat Protector. TLS 1. As a super administrator, you can now: Select the policy that you want copied and applied to the Unidentified Location Policy in the tenant.

Select whether the tenant will inherit the error page settings from your configuration of ETP. Delete a tenant. This operation removes all configuration settings and components such as policies, locations, lists, and more. The tenant administrator who was assigned to the tenant is no longer associated with it. This setting blocks all traffic except for the domains and IP addresses that are configured as walled garden exceptions in the ETP network configuration.

This setting also makes ETP Client the device web proxy. Disable Client. You can enable this setting in a policy to disable the client in the location or locations that are associated with the policy. This update also resolves a security vulnerability and a number of issues, including the following: ETP Client reports showed an incorrect status for the client. A connectivity issue with ETP Proxy caused it and the client to be completely unresponsive.

This issue has been fixed to ensure that internal IP requests are sent directly to the origin. The following applies in this update: After the client is installed, the user is prompted to activate the client with a one-time activation code OTAC. If the user does not have this code, the client lets users request it.

To email activation codes, administrators must configure authorized corporate domains in Enterprise Center. Administrators should not provide email domains that are associated with public email providers and therefore, accessible to unauthorized users.

From Enterprise Center, administrators can send users an email invitation that contains the activation code. Administrators can also choose to generate a CSV file with activation codes and manually distribute these codes to users offline.

After the activation codes are generated, they are valid for one week 7 days. This allows administrators to associate events with the users who trigger them.

While users provide an activation code or use the deep link in the email to activate the client on their device, the entitlement code is still supported for administrators.

Administrators can enter this code when performing client installations. This feature is now in limited availability: Walled Garden. To try this feature, contact your Akamai representative. The following features are currently in beta: Sub-locations. Changes to ETP policy logic. These updates include: Prioritization of custom exception and block lists. In addition to prioritizing the policy action of a custom exception or block list, the following also applies: If the same domain with different suffix lengths is specified in multiple custom lists for example, in multiple block or exception lists or in multiple ETP lists for example, in multiple acceptable use policies , ETP enforces the policy action assigned to the longest address.

If a list is ready for deployment, an administrator can now select the specific lists they are allowed to manage and would like to deploy. Before this update, a deploy operation would publish all lists that the administrator was permitted to manage. New filter criteria and dimensions for access control are now available in the DNS Summary and Proxy Summary activity reports. Scheduled Reports Enhancements. You can now schedule reports for access control events, as well as threat events.

Updated firewall hostname for DoT. Make sure you update your firewall, on-premise proxy, and allowlists to use this hostname with outbound TCP port or In a policy, you can select port or for DoT.

The following features are currently in beta: Sublocations. An administrator can now configure sublocations for ETP locations. This feature allows you to apply different policies to your sublocations and in turn, define more granular access.

New Threat Categories. To participate in the beta of these features, contact your Akamai representative. Administrators should not provide email domains that are associated with unauthorized users. Administrators can also choose to generate a CSV file with activation codes and manually distribute these codes to users.

This allows administrators to easily associate events with the users who trigger them. End users are not prompted for an entitlement code during the installation of the client. The entitlement code is used by administrators only. Installations that are performed with the command line can still use the entitlement code.

Log data includes the time that activity occurred, ID associated with the request, requested domain, and more. The following features are currently in beta: Scheduled Reports Enhancements. These operations include: Deploying multiple identity providers Deleting multiple identity providers Deleting multiple identity connectors Enabling or disabling remote debugging for identity connectors New ETP Status Page. By default, DNS Forwarder is enabled.

Temporarily enable query and response logging in your enterprise for Akamai to investigate and troubleshoot an issue. Change the DNS Forwarder port. However, you can choose to use outbound TCP port Configure a local DNS server. Note the following: When you upgrade Security Connector, the virtual machine will temporarily hop to version 2.

This upgrade process also restarts your virtual machine twice. Make sure you do not interrupt this upgrade process. If you find that Security Connector is stuck on version 2. Workaround : There is currently no workaround. See macOS Big Sur for more information. Custom List Updates. Custom lists now include these changes: If the block action is assigned to a custom list, you can select the users and groups that are exceptions to the block action. This means that selected users and groups can access a blocked website from the list after they successfully authenticate.

To select users and groups for the exception, the policy must be enabled for authentication and have an associated identity provider. Select a custom response in an AUP. This enhancement allows you to direct AUP traffic to resources of your choice. An improved and more interactive dashboard where you define custom widgets.

A new workflow that guides you through the process of setting up major features in ETP. This includes DNS security, the selective proxy, the full web proxy, and identity providers. New placement of features that are found on the Utilities page of the original interface.

These features are now accessible in more logical areas of the navigation. All event and activity reports are now on separate pages and are accessible from the new Threat Analytics navigation area. The ability to clear the DNS cache. This feature is only available in Enterprise Center. You can access the new interface from a banner that appears in ETP. Depending on the policy and the DLP dictionary configuration, you can block the following sensitive information: Personal identifiable information PII , such as social security numbers, home addresses, email addresses, and more.

Financial and credit card information, such as bank and credit card numbers. Personal health and healthcare information. The new Optimize Microsoft Traffic setting in a policy allows ETP to quickly identity and resolve requests to Microsoft apps and services. Akamai maintains a list of these domains.

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Enter any file extension without dot e. NET data. ETP file extension - Visual Studio. What is etp file? Click the ETP Server tab. Uncheck allow file download. The pattern must match the path on the server. It is not effected by the link type. Run Everything. Setup your indexes. Setup the ETP server settings. Completely exit Everything right click the Everything tray icon and click Exit. From a command prompt, navigate to your Everything.

To uninstall the Everything client service: From a command prompt, navigate to your Everything. Click the Home tab.