In the right part of the window, the Recommendations section displays recommendations that you can follow, as well as the number of alerts that have attributes in common with the alert you are working on.
You can follow the following recommendations:
Under Qualifying, select Find similar alerts by host name. Click the link to display the Alerts alert table in a new browser tab. The alerts are filtered by the Source column. The host name from the alert you are working on is highlighted in yellow.
Under Qualifying, select Find similar alerts by IOC. Click the link to display the Alerts alert table in a new browser tab. The alerts are filtered by the Detected column, the name of the IOC file from the alert you are working on.
In the Quick response section, select Isolate <host name>. This opens the network isolation rule creation window.
To create a host isolation rule, enter the following settings:
In the Disable isolation after field, enter the time in hours (1 to 9999) during which network isolation of the host will be active.
In the Exclusions for the host isolation rule settings group, in the Traffic direction list, select the direction of network traffic that must not be blocked:
Incoming/Outgoing.
Incoming.
Outgoing.
In the IP field, enter the IP address whose network traffic must not be blocked.
If you are using Kaspersky Endpoint Agent in the role of the Endpoint Agent component, you can use a proxy server for the connection of Kaspersky Endpoint Agent for Windows with Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform. When you add this proxy server to exclusions, network resources that can be accessed through the proxy server are also added to exclusions. If network resources that are accessed through the proxy server are added to exclusions, but the proxy server itself is not, such exclusions do not work.
If you selected Incoming or Outgoing, in the Ports field enter the connection ports.
If you want to add more than one exclusion, click Add and repeat the steps to fill in the Traffic direction, IP and Ports fields.