What are the key parts of a policy statement?

The key parts of a policy statement in the context of Tenable Security Center include the base filter, compliant filter, compliant condition, and drilldown value.

The base filter serves as the foundational criterion that defines the dataset the policy will analyze. It specifies the initial conditions under which the policy will operate, ensuring that only relevant data is processed.

The compliant filter further refines the data based on specified conditions related to compliance requirements. This allows for Greater precision in identifying which assets or vulnerabilities meet the organization's security and compliance standards.

The compliant condition lays out the specific criteria that need to be met for an asset to be considered compliant. This could include thresholds for vulnerabilities, specific configurations, or adherence to regulatory standards.

Lastly, the drilldown value allows users to interactively explore the data that meets the policy conditions, providing deeper insight into the results and helping security professionals make informed decisions.

Together, these components allow organizations to create robust and actionable policy statements that enhance their security posture and compliance efforts.