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Global Settings

The Global settings page is available only to users with the Tenant Admin role and is read-only, as described in Settings. It summarizes the intelligence requirements configured for your organization, that is the information about your assets and context that SATAYO needs in order to monitor the threats relevant to you. Clearly defined requirements, such as the Priority Intelligence Requirements described in Threat Intelligence and Security Operations, allow the analysis team to focus on the resources that matter most to you and to respond faster.

To open the page, select the Settings icon in the header of the SATAYO web interface and choose Global settings.

Requirements

The Global settings page shows the following requirements.

Requirement

Description

Possible status

Ransomware Monitor

The country, the sector, and the list of customers and suppliers used as criteria for monitoring ransomware attacks. Each of the three fields is shown with a tick or a cross.

Complete, Partial (for example 2/3), Missing

Technology Mapping

The census of the relevant technologies used by your organization (vendors, products and versions), used for an efficient early warning process. View All lists every selected technology.

Mapped, Partial, Not mapped

Resources

The subdomains identified and classified by severity: critical, potentially critical, risk accepted, and Unassigned. When potentially critical resources exist, an Attention message is shown. View opens the DNS entry findings.

Configured, No data

VIP Users

High-priority user accounts, such as executives and key personnel, that require enhanced monitoring and prioritized attention during the analysis.

Configured, No data

Preferred Networks and IPs

The registered network ranges, grouped by netname (the network name field of the WHOIS record), and the preferred IP and CDN assets of your organization. View All lists every network with its subnets.

Detected, No data

Mobile Apps (package names)

The mobile application packages monitored across app stores.

Configured, No data

Keywords

The number of general keywords configured and a preview of them. The keywords of the other monitoring services (such as SearchCode or Twitter) are listed in the Keywords page.

Configured, No data

Git

The monitored Git repositories.

Configured, No data

Favicon

The favicons configured for tracking and evidence matching.

Configured, No data

Hostname naming convention

The convention used to name servers and workstations (for example srv-01 or pc008382). It helps to determine whether a compromised resource belongs to your organization or is personal.

Configured, No data

Username naming convention

The convention used to name users (for example usr000382 or admin_us_adams). It helps to determine whether a user found in a data breach belongs to your organization.

Configured, No data

Password policy

The password policy of your organization: minimum length, uppercase letters, numbers, special characters, and expiration. It helps to define the severity of the credentials found in a data breach.

Configured, No data

BIN

The Bank Identification Numbers used to match credit card evidence. This row is shown only when at least one BIN is configured.

Configured
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