Finding ID | Version | Rule ID | IA Controls | Severity |
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V-63019 | DTAVSEL-013 | SV-77509r1_rule | Medium |
Description |
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Malware may have infected a file that is necessary to the user. By configuring the anti-virus software to first attempt cleaning the infected file, availability to the file is not sacrificed. If a cleaning attempt is not successful, however, deleting the file is the only safe option to ensure the malware is not introduced onto the system or network. |
STIG | Date |
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McAfee VSEL 1.9/2.0 Managed Client Security Technical Implementation Guide | 2020-03-24 |
Check Text ( C-63771r1_chk ) |
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From the ePO server console System Tree, select "My Organization". Select the "Systems" tab. To show all systems in the System Tree, select "This Group and All Subgroups" from the "Preset:" drop-down list. From the list of systems, locate the asset representing the Linux system being reviewed. Click on the system to open the System Information page. Click on Actions >> Agent >> Modify Policies on a Single System. From the "Product:" drop-down list, select "VirusScan Enterprise for Linux 1.9.x/2.0.x". From the "Policy" column, click on the policy for the "On-Access Scanning Policy". In the "Actions" tab, next to "When Viruses and Trojans are found:", verify the radio button for "Clean infected files automatically" is selected. If, next to "When Viruses and Trojans are found:", the radio button for "Clean infected files automatically" is not selected, this is a finding. |
Fix Text (F-68937r1_fix) |
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From the ePO server console System Tree, select "My Organization". Select the "Systems" tab. To show all systems in the System Tree, select "This Group and All Subgroups" from the "Preset:" drop-down list. From the list of systems, locate the asset representing the Linux system being reviewed. Click on the system to open the System Information page. Click on Actions >> Agent >> Modify Policies on a Single System. From the "Product:" drop-down list, select "VirusScan Enterprise for Linux 1.9.x/2.0.x". From the "Policy" column, click on the policy for the "On-Access Scanning Policy". In the "Actions" tab, next to "When Viruses and Trojans are found:", select the radio button for "Clean infected files automatically". Click "Save". |