Xcitium SIEM

• Introduction To Comodo CWatch Web Security
  • Purchase A License
  • License Types
  • Login To The Admin Console
  • Add Websites
• The Main Interface
• The Dashboard
• Website Data And Settings
  • Website Overview
  • Security Scans
    • Website Scans
    • Website Files Security Scans
      • Malware Scan Settings
        • Automatic Configuration
        • Manual Configuration
      • Run A Scan And View Results
      • Notifications, Malware Removal And Scheduled Scans
    • Vulnerability Scans
      • CMS Vulnerability Scans
      • OWASP Top 10 Vulnerability Scans
  • Content Delivery Network
    • Activate CDN For A Website
    • CDN Settings
    • View CDN Metrics
  • Firewall
    • WAF Statistics
    • WAF Events
    • Configure WAF Policies
    • Manage Custom Firewall Rules
  • SSL Configuration
  • DNS Configuration
  • Add Trust Seal To Your Websites
  • Back Up Your Website
    • Purchase A Backup License
    • Backup Settings
    • On-Demand Backup
    • View Backup Records And File Statistics
    • Restore And Download Website Files
    • Delete Backups
• View And Upgrade Licenses For Domains
• Manage Your Profile
• Get Support
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Configure WAF Policies

• A firewall policy is a collection of firewall rules designed to filter traffic for a website. Firewall policies protect the site from a vast range of internet threats, including SQL injections, bot traffic and more.

• cWatch ships with built-in rules for the web application firewall (WAF) which provide the highest levels of protection for your website.

• There are several types of WAF policy, each with a set of constituent rules. You can enable or disable rules as required.

• You can create custom rulesif required. See Manage Custom Firewall Rules if you want to learn about this.

Configure WAF settings

• Open the cWatch dashboard

• Select the target website from the menu at top-left

• Click the 'Firewall' tab

• Click 'Settings' to open the 'WAF Settings' page

• Use the switch beside 'WAF Status' to enable or disable the firewall:

WAF Polices

• This area shows all firewall policies that have been saved on your account

• Click the '+' symbol to view the constituent rules in a policy. You can enable / disable rules as required

• Status - Indicates whether the firewall is enabled or not. 'Passive' indicates the firewall is disabled.

• Click the ‘+’ symbol to view a policy’s constituent rules:

• Use the check-boxes to enable or disable a particular rule

• Changes are auto-saved and deployed to the site in approximately a minute.