Specifically, you will write two policies to ensure web server software and web browsers are secure. Your policy statements will
describe the goals that define a secure application. Consider the following questions for web server software and web browsers: 1. What functions should this software application provide? 2. What functions should this software application prohibit? 3. What controls are necessary to ensure this applications software operates as intended? 4. What steps are necessary to validate that the software operates as intended? Tasks Create two policies—one for web server software and one for web browser clients. Remember, you are writing policies, not procedures. Focus on the high-level tasks, not the individual steps. Use the following as a guide for both policies: ▪ Type of application software ▪ Description of functions this software should allow ▪ Description of functions this software should prohibit ▪ Known vulnerabilities associated with software ▪ Controls necessary to ensure compliance with desired functionality ▪ Method to assess security control effectiveness
Navigate to Prohibit Software from the Inventory tab. This will list the details of all the software that are already prohibited.
Click Add Prohibited Software. This will open the Add Prohibited Software dialog listing all the software detected in the managed computers. You should have scanned the Windows systems at least once to have the details of the software here.
Select the software that you wish to prohibit and move them to Prohibited List.
Note: In case you have grouped certain software and you are adding that Software
