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Policy Test Site

  • Article Number: 000018002
  • Products: NGFW Security Management Center, Next Generation Firewall (NGFW)
  • Version: 6.8, 6.7, 6.6, 6.5
  • Last Published Date: June 09, 2020
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The Forcepoint Policy Test Site is a public site where users can verify that the right content is being allowed or blocked by the Forcepoint NGFW platform. The site is available at https://policytest.ngfw.forcepoint.com/.
The Forcepoint Policy Test Site consists of two parts: Applications and Situations.
Under Applications, the user can verify that the correct network application categories are being allowed or blocked by the Forcepoint NGFW platform. For each category, there are two pages: one which gets identified without decryption, and one which gets identified only after the connection has been decrypted. The names of the network applications that the traffic is identified as are in the format 'Forcepoint Test Application: <category>'
Under Situations, the user can verify that the inspection policy is correctly allowing or blocking traffic matching to each inspection category. The site contains downloadable files that trigger inspection situations. Each file triggers one test situation that has been named by the category it has been categorized as. The situation names are in the format 'File-RIFF_Synthetic-Test-Fingeprint-<category>'. If the traffic is not blocked, a RIFF file will be downloaded. NOTE: These files are being transported over TLS, so TLS decryption is needed for the traffic to be identified correctly. If TLS decryption has not been configured but the user wishes to test their policy, they can download the RIFF files from the site and use another method (such as HTTP or FTP) to transport them in their own network.

Examples

1. Verifying that Application Category based access policy options are correctly applied

Premise: User has allowed decryption for everything else but Network Applications categorized as 'Finance'.
User wants to verify that Network Applications categorized as 'Finance' will not get decrypted, but Network Applications categorized as 'Games' will get decrypted.
  • Using an endpoint which has its traffic going through the inspection device, the user can access https://finance.applications.policytest.ngfw.forcepoint.com/ to verify that the connection does not get decrypted.
  • Using an endpoint which has its traffic going through the inspection device, the user can access https://games.applications.policytest.ngfw.forcepoint.com/ to verify that the connection does get decrypted.

2. Verifying that selected Application Categories are blocked

Premise: User decrypts all traffic and has denied access to Network Application Category 'Games'.
User wants to verify that traffic identified to belong to 'Games' gets discarded even if it is identified only after the traffic has been decrypted.
  • Using an endpoint which has its traffic going through the inspection device, the user can access https://applications.policytest.ngfw.forcepoint.com/applications/12d149971553a38f740c49bdcfba1eabd23ce711bce320e2d1be37202eed6b6f.html to verify that the connection gets decrypted and discarded.

3. Verifying that correct content is blocked by the Inspection Policy

Premise: User uses the High-Security Inspection Policy Template. The user wants to verify that traffic categorized as 'Suspected Compromise' gets blocked.
  • Case 1: The traffic is decrypted in the environment. Using an endpoint which has its traffic going through the inspection device, the user can verify the policy by attempting to access the URL https://situations.policytest.ngfw.forcepoint.com/situations/File-RIFF_Synthetic-Test-Fingeprint-Suspected-Compromise.
  • Case 2: The traffic is not decrypted in the environment. The user can download the test file from the URL https://situations.policytest.ngfw.forcepoint.com/situations/File-RIFF_Synthetic-Test-Fingeprint-Suspected-Compromise and use another method, such as HTTP or FTP, to transport the file through the inspection device.

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