NetBackup™ Web UI Administrator's Guide

About security configuration risk

Security configuration risk depends on the status of the security settings in your NetBackup domain. A higher configuration risk score indicates weaker security configurations. To minimize the risk, enable all the required security settings. The security configuration risk score is determined based on these settings.

For more information on how to minimize the security configuration risk, see the article.

The NetBackup web UI dashboard shows the security configuration risk score. When you change any of the security settings, the risk score is updated on the dashboard.

The following parameters help you learn the current security scenario in your domain and how you can minimize the security configuration risk.

Use the NetBackup web UI dashboard to see these parameters.

Current posture comprises the current values of NetBackup security settings. It is recommended that you enable all security settings to minimize the security configuration risk.

Security baseline is a collection of recommended security settings for your NetBackup domain. For the first time, you configure the security settings as per the recommendation, and use this current posture as your security baseline.

By default, security baseline is not configured.

See Set the current posture as security baseline.

The security baseline is managed by the NetBackup Administrator or the Security Administrator.

For primary servers that are registered with Veritas Alta View server, the security baseline is managed by the Veritas Alta View Administrator.

If a NetBackup security setting (current posture) does not comply with the security baseline, it is shown in the compliance status as 'Not compliant with the baseline'.

You should review the compliance status and modify the security settings to minimize the risk.

To view the Security configuration risk card on the NetBackup web UI dashboard, you should have the following roles and permissions:

See Configuring RBAC.