This section is where key words or expressions used as references for detecting potential misconduct by monitored agents are inserted.
1. Policies
Policies are a collection of compliance rules that the tool will use to capture suspicious events:
1.1. Add Policy
You can add a new policy by typing the desired name and clicking Add:
In the pop-up window that opens, enter the name and description of the Policy:
1.2. Export as CSV
You can obtain a file of all policies inserted in the tool using the Export as CSV button:
2. Rules
These are key words or expressions in REGEX format. All compliance alerts are detected and captured by the tool using these:
2.1. Rules Spreadsheet
The rules spreadsheet contains the following columns:
Name: Editable field for the Zapper Administrator to enter an identifier for the rule.
Rule: Field that will display the REGEX related to that rule.
Description: Editable and optional field for the Zapper Administrator to enter details about that rule.
Risk: Refers to the level of risk that this rule represents.
Enable: Active indicates a rule that is enabled, i.e., in operation. Disabled indicates a rule that is disabled.
Policy: Field that will show which policy that rule belongs to. It is possible to change it according to the pre-selected options.
2.2. Import/Export via CSV
You can import rules in bulk into the tool using the Import from CSV button:
You can also obtain a file of all rules inserted in the tool using the Export as CSV button:
2.3. Add a New Rule
You can add a new rule by clicking Add:
A pop-up window will open. This pop-up will display two options for creating rules:
Simple mode: Simply add keywords and conditions without needing to program.
Advanced mode: Write custom Regex patterns for complete control.
Enter the required data in the pop-up:
Rule Name: Enter the name of your choice.
Description: Add a description to detail the rule you entered.
Risk level: Choose the risk to which this Rule corresponds.
Policy: Indicate which policy the inserted rule applies to.
Detection pattern: You can either choose to build with keywords and conditions - no coding needed, or write custom regex patterns for complete control.
After entering all required data, click Save rule:
The inserted rule will appear in the rules spreadsheet:
2.4. Deactivate Rules
If at any point a rule no longer makes sense for the company, it can be deactivated. Just select the rule in question by checking the selection box:
Click Disable:
And that rule will automatically be hidden from the rules spreadsheet.
2.5. Show and Activate Deactivated Rules
To view deactivated rules, just click Disableds:
All deactivated rules will appear in the rules spreadsheet:
If you want to reactivate a rule, just select the rule in question by checking the selection box:
Click Enable:
And that rule, which was hidden, will once again be displayed in the spreadsheet with the status Active: