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Rules

Rules

SecureNative allow to add custom rules to extend service default policies. Rules can be defined on every service output field and support multiple field types such as:

  • IP
  • IP range
  • URL
  • Text
  • Numeric range
  • Header
  • HTTP Method (GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, PATCH)
  • Country

Rule Groups

You can use the "rules group" to group multiple rules together and conditionally execute a specific group.

Rule Type

SecureNative provides multiple rules types to allow maximum customization:

  • generic - A generic rule that provided boolean expression used for decision making
  • whitelist - A white list rule specifies whenever request should be allowed
  • blacklist - A blacklist rule specifies whenever request should be blocked immediately

Defining a rule

The rule can be defined on any of output fields returned by service

  • geolocation.ip
  • geolocation.country
  • geolocation.city
  • classification.type
Last updated on 7/12/2020
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