Creating a Compute Scan Recipe

• Console
• CLI
• API

• To create a Compute scan recipe without an agent, complete the following steps:

  1. Open the navigation menu and click Identity & Security. Under Scanning, click Scan Recipes.
  2. Open the Create scan recipe panel in one of the following ways:
     • If no scan recipes exist, the Welcome page is displayed, which includes an introduction to the service. Click Create scan recipe, and then select the compartment in which you want to create the recipe.
     • If scan recipes exist, select the compartment in which you want to create the recipe, Click the Hosts tab, and then click Create.
  3. Verify that the recipe type is Compute.
  4. Enter a name for the recipe.

     Avoid entering confidential information.

  5. (Optional) Change the compartment in which the recipe is created.
  6. Select the level of public IP port scanning for this recipe.
     • Standard: Check the 1,000 most common port numbers.
     • Light (default): Check the 100 most common port numbers.
     • None: Don’t check for open ports.

     The Vulnerability Scanning service uses a network mapper that searches your public IP addresses . See Ports that are Scanned.

  7. Clear the Agent based scanning check box. Disabling agent based scanning means that you don't want to activate the Vulnerability Scanning agent plugin on the targets assigned to this recipe.

     The Vulnerability Scanning agent runs on the selected targets and checks the OS configuration of targets for vulnerabilities, such as missing patches.

     If you enable both agent based scanning and public IP port scanning, the agent also checks for open ports that aren’t accessible from public IP addresses.

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     If you disable both Public IP port scanning and Agent based scanning in this recipe, then the Vulnerability Scanning service doesn't scan any targets assigned to this recipe.
  8. In Schedule, select a schedule for public IP port scanning.

     The schedule controls how often the targets assigned to this recipe are scanned. Choose Daily or one of the Weekly values.

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     To configure the Qualys agent scanning schedule or any other Qualys agent configurations, go to the Qualys dashboard.

  9. (Optional) Click Show advanced options to assign tags to the recipe.

     If you have permissions to create a resource, you also have permissions to add free-form tags to that resource.

     To add a defined tag, you must have permissions to use the tag namespace.

     For more information about tagging, see Resource Tags. If you're not sure if you should add tags, skip this option or ask your administrator. You can add tags later.

  10. Save the recipe using one of the following methods.
      1. Click Create scan recipe to create the recipe in the Vulnerability Scanning service.
      2. Click Save as stack to manage the stack through the Resource Manager service. On the Save as stack window, complete the fields, and then click Save. For more information about stacks, see Managing Stacks.

  After creating a recipe, you can create scan targets and associate them with the recipe. See Creating a Compute Target.

• Use the oci vulnerability-scanning host scan recipe create command and required parameters to create a new host scan recipe:

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  oci vulnerability-scanning host scan recipe create --display-name <name> --compartment-id <compartment_ocid> --agent-settings '{"scanLevel": "<agent_scan_level>"}' --cis-benchmark-settings '{"scanLevel": "<CIS_scan_level>"}' --port-settings '{"scanLevel": "<port_scan_level>"}' --schedule '{"type":"<daily_or_weekly>"}'

  For example:

  oci vulnerability-scanning host scan recipe create --display-name MyRecipe --compartment-id ocid1.compartment.oc1..exampleuniqueID --agent-settings '{"scanLevel": "STANDARD"}' --cis-benchmark-settings '{"scanLevel": "MEDIUM"}' --port-settings '{"scanLevel": "STANDARD"}' --schedule '{"type":"DAILY"}'

  For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.

• Run the CreateHostScanRecipe operation to create a new host scan recipe.

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  The HostEndpointProtectionSettings have no effect and are reserved for future use.

  For information about using the API and signing requests, see REST API documentation and Security Credentials.