Configuring a Container Cluster Protection Policy

Creating a Policy

1. Log in to the management console.
2. In the upper left corner of the page, select a region, click , and choose Security & Compliance > HSS.

3. In the navigation pane, choose Container Protection > Container Cluster Protection.
4. Click the Protection Policies tab and click Create Policy.
5. Configure parameters in the Create Policy dialog box.
   1. Configure a protection policy. The following table describes the parameters.

      Table 1 Container cluster protection policy parameters

      Parameter	Description	Example Value
      Policy Template	Select a policy template.	Default template
      Policy Name	User-defined policy name.	test
      Policy Description	Description about the policy.	Test
      Block Unscanned Images	Whether to block images that have not been scanned using the HSS container image security function. : disable : enabled
      Alarm Policy	Alarm policy type. Baseline Vulnerability Malicious script	Malicious script
      Risk Level	Risk level that triggers an alarm. High Medium Low	High
      Baseline Item	Configure unsafe baseline items. If an image to be started contains any of these items, HSS will take specified actions immediately.	-
      Vulnerability Item	Configure vulnerabilities. If an image to be started contains any of these vulnerabilities, HSS will take specified actions immediately.	-
      Malicious Sample	Configure malicious samples. If an image to be started contains any of these samples, HSS will take specified actions immediately.	malwares
      Action	Action taken by HSS if it detects that an image to be started contains specified unsafe baseline items, vulnerabilities, or malicious scripts. Alarm: Generate an event whose Action is Alarm on the Protection Events tab of the Container Cluster Protection page. Block: Block an unsafe image and generate an event whose Action is Block on the Protection Events tab of the Container Cluster Protection page. Allow: Generate an event whose Action is Allow on the Protection Events tab of the Container Cluster Protection page.	Block
      Add to Whitelist	Images to be added to the whitelist. Enter values in ImageName:ImageVersion format. An image name can contain only numbers, letters, underscores (_), hyphens (-), and periods (.). Each image name occupies a separate line. Example: A single image image:1.0 Multiple images image1:1.0 image2:1.0 NOTICE: Exercise caution when performing this operation. HSS does not check whitelisted images when they are started.	-

   2. Click Next.
   3. Configure protection scope.

      Configure the protection scope of clusters, images, and tags.

      Figure 1 Configuring protection scope
      

6. Click OK.

   You can view the new protection policy in the policy list.

Editing or Deleting a Cluster Protection Policy

1. Choose Container Cluster Protection and click the Protection Policies tab.
2. In the Operation column of a policy, click a button as required.
   • Edit: Modify a protection policy.
   • Delete: Delete a protection policy.
   

   After a policy is deleted, the container clusters associated with it will no be protected. Exercise caution when performing this operation.

3. Click OK.