Risk levels

Risk levels

The risk level defines how significant an automation rule or data protection policy is in the context of information security within the organization. This parameter allows classifying rules according to their impact on resource protection and can be used to prioritize alerts or remediation actions.

Configuration

1

Setting the risk level

The risk level (from 1 to 100) defines how significant an automation rule or data protection policy is for your organization. It can be adjusted by moving the slider in the upper right corner of the screen before saving the policy.

Examples:

• Low risk level (1–33): Actions with low impact, e.g., a user visited a site in the social media category.

• Medium risk level (34–66): Events such as a user visiting a site in the Gambling category.

• High risk level (67–100): Critical events, e.g., copying a file containing personal data.

The set risk level can be changed at any stage of configuration.

2

Click Assign to policy

In the upper right corner of the screen select the Assign to policybutton to save the rule configuration.

3

Return to the main policies view

After saving, the system automatically redirects the user to the main automation policies view, where the new rule is visible within the created policy.