The table describes all possible values and the default values of all the settings that you can specify for the Application Control task.
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Setting
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Description
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Values
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AppControlMode
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Method for applying Application Control rules:
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AllowList – Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes prevents all users from running any applications except those listed in Application Control rules.
DenyList (default value) – Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes allows users to launch any applications that are not specified in the Application Control rules.
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AppControlRulesAction
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What Application Control does when it detects an attempt to run an application that satisfies the configured rules
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Block – Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes blocks attempts to run applications that match the rules.
Notify (default value) – Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes tests the rules and generates an event about the detection of an application that satisfies the rules.
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The [Categories.item_#] section contains the following settings:
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Name
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Name of the application category to which the rule applies.
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UseIncludes
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Usage of inclusive conditions to trigger the rule.
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Yes – apply the rule to the application if the application meets at least one inclusive condition.
No (default value) – do not apply the rule to the application, even if the application meets the inclusive conditions.
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IncludeFileNames.item_#
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Name of the executable file that triggers the rule.
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You can use masks to specify the file name.
You can use the * character (any sequence of characters) or the ? character (any one character) as the file or directory name mask.
You can put the * character to represent any set of characters (including an empty set) in a file or directory name that includes the / character. For example, /dir/*/file*/ or /dir/file*/.
You can put a single ? character to represent any one character (including /) in the file or directory name.
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IncludeFolders.item_#
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Name of the directory with the application's executable file that triggers the rule.
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You can use masks to specify the directory name.
You can use the * character (any sequence of characters) or the ? character (any one character) as the file or directory name mask.
You can put the * character to represent any set of characters (including an empty set) in a file or directory name that includes the / character. For example, /dir/*/file*/ or /dir/file*/.
You can put a single ? character to represent any one character (including /) in the file or directory name.
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IncludeHashes.item_#
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SHA256 hash of the executable file that triggers the rule.
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Only SHA256 can be used.
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UseExcludes
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Usage of excluding conditions to trigger the rule.
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Yes – do not apply the rule to the application if the application meets at least one exclusive condition or does not meet any of the inclusive conditions.
No (default value) – apply the rule to the application, even if the application meets at least one exclusive condition.
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ExcludeFileNames.item_#
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Name of the executable file that triggers the rule.
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You can use masks to specify the file name.
You can use the * character (any sequence of characters) or the ? character (any one character) as the file or directory name mask.
You can put the * character to represent any set of characters (including an empty set) in a file or directory name that includes the / character. For example, /dir/*/file*/ or /dir/file*/.
You can put a single ? character to represent any one character (including /) in the file or directory name.
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ExcludeFolders.item_#
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Name of the directory with the application's executable file that triggers the rule.
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You can use masks to specify the directory name.
You can use the * character (any sequence of characters) or the ? character (any one character) as the file or directory name mask.
You can put the * character to represent any set of characters (including an empty set) in a file or directory name that includes the / character. For example, /dir/*/file*/ or /dir/file*/.
You can put a single ? character to represent any one character (including /) in the file or directory name.
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ExcludeHashes.item_#
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SHA256 hash of the executable file that triggers the rule.
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Only SHA256 can be used.
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The [AllowListRules.item_#] section contains a list of Application Control rules for the AllowList operation mode.
Each [AllowListRules.item_#] section contains the following settings:
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Description
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Description of the Application Control rule.
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AppControlRuleStatus
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Operation status of the Application Control rule:
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On (default value): the rule is enabled, Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes applies this rule for Application Control.
Off: the rule is not applied to Application Control.
Test – Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes allows applications covered by the rule to be launched, but logs information about the launch of these applications in the report.
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Category
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Name of the application category for which the rule applies.
You can specify the "Golden Image" category.
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The [AllowListRules.item_#.ACL.item_#] section contains a list of users who are allowed or denied to run applications.
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Access
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Access type assigned to a user or user group.
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Allow (default value) — Allow running applications.
Block – Deny running applications.
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Principal
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User or user group to which the Application Control rule applies.
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\Everyone (default value): the rule applies to all users.
<user name>: name of the user to whom the rule applies.
@<group name>: name of the group of users to whom the rule applies.
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The [DenyListRules.item_#] section contains a list of Application Control rules for the DenyList operation mode.
Each [DenyListRules.item_#] section contains the following settings:
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Description
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Description of the Application Control rule.
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AppControlRuleStatus
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Operation status of the Application Control rule:
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On (default value): the rule is enabled, Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes applies this rule for Application Control.
Off: the rule is not applied to Application Control.
Test – Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity for Linux Nodes allows applications covered by the rule to be launched, but logs information about the launch of these applications in the report.
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Category
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Name of the created application category to which the rule applies.
You can specify the "Golden Image" list of applications as a category.
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The [DenyListRules.item_#.ACL.item_#] section contains a list of users who are allowed or denied to run applications.
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Access
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Access type assigned to a user or user group.
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Allow – allow applications to start.
Block (default value) – do not allow applications to start.
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Principal
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User or user group to which the Application Control rule applies.
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\Everyone (default value): the rule applies to all users.
<user name>: name of the user to whom the rule applies.
@<group name>: name of the group of users to whom the rule applies.
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