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Security Metadata Streaming Overview

A security metadata streaming sends metadata and connection patterns of your network traffic to Juniper Networks ATP Cloud. Using DNS, a security metadata streaming protects and defends your network from advanced threats. A security metadata streaming detects domain generation algorithm (DGA) based attacks on DNS packets, DNS tunnels, and threats through HTTP requests. For more information, see Juniper ATP Cloud Administrator Guide and Junos CLI Reference.

To access the this page, click Security > Security Services > Security Metadata Streaming.

Field Descriptions - Security Metadata Streaming Page

Table 1: Fields on the Security Metadata Streaming Page

Field

Description

Metadata Streaming Rules

Source Zone

The source zone based on which the traffic must be analyzed to detect threats.

Destination Zone

The destination zone based on which the traffic must be analyzed to detect threats.

Metadata Streaming Profile

The profile that must be used to analyse the traffic between the source and destination zones.

Devices

The devices whose traffic between the source and destination zones must be analyzed using the metadata streaming profile.

Status

Status of the rule. The possible statuses are:

  • Deployed

  • Deploy pending

  • Redeploy required

  • Policy flagged to be deleted

  • Deploy failed

  • Yet to deploy

Metadata Streaming Profiles

Name

Name of the metadata streaming profile.

DNS

Displays the settings configured for DNS based threats.

HTTP

Displays the settings configured for HTTP requests based threats.

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