Creating HTTPS inspection policies

Note: Each step must be completed to create the policy. If you skip a step, only a policy folder is created in which you can store policies.

Prerequisites

Procedure

Tips:

  • Enter part of a name to search for names of users and groups that match.
  • To select more than one user or group, hold down CTRL while selecting them.
  1. On the GUARDIAN menu, under the HTTPS inspection submenu, click Policy wizard.
  2. Under the Step 1: Who section, from the Available users or groups list, select who the policy will apply to and click Add. When you've added all the users and groups, click Next to continue.
  3. Under the Step 2: What section, From the Available categories or category groups list, select what is to be inspected and click Add. When you've added all the categories or category groups, click Next to continue.
  4. Under the Step 3: Where section, From the Available locations list, select where the policy will apply and click Add. When you've added the location(s), click Next to continue.
  5. Under the Step 4: When section, From the Available time slots list, select when the policy will apply and click Add. When you've added the time slot(s), click Next to continue.
  6. Under the Step 5: Action section, select the action to perform for this policy.
  7. Make sure that the policy is turned on by making sure that the Enable Policy option is selected. Once you are satisfied, click Confirm.
  8. Review your selections and click Save to create the policy.

Follow-up task

  • Place the policy in the order that you want it to be applied, see our help topic, Managing HTTPS inspection policies.
  • You can download the certificate to install on your devices. If you are having issues with certificates, you can clear any cached certificates. If you want to alert your users that they are being monitored, you can setup a warning message, see our help topic, Managing HTTPS inspection settings.