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So, umbrella identities and networks that we're going to use to categorize our

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traffic

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don't really do a whole lot of good unless we actually have policies that tell

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us what

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to do with that traffic once it's been identified.

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So let's start by looking at our first policy, the DNS policy, which is related

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to our DNS

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layer security.

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Let's jump in and take a look.

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So once again, starting from the umbrella overview screen to get to our
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So once again, starting from the umbrella overview screen to get to our

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policies, they

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of course have their own whole section over here.

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If we expand policies, we'll see our four main policies here.

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Let's of course start as we mentioned with our DNS policies.

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So let's go ahead and click on this.

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And this will bring up the current policies in this particular environment.

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So we're going to pick on one of the more interesting ones.

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Let's scroll down, we're going to actually look at rule 10.
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Let's scroll down, we're going to actually look at rule 10.

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And if we come down here to rule 10, first we can click on this arrow to expand

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it.

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Notice we get a warning right away telling us that we are a read-only user and

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therefore

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we will not be able to save this policy.

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Now that's understood, but what we're really here to do is just look over the

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policy and

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see what we could edit even though it's not going to actually let us.

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So notice the first thing is the identities.

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And it says that there are 15 identities affected.

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Let's go ahead and click on edit identity.
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Let's go ahead and click on edit identity.

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And notice here we can see on the left side the identities that are available

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and on the

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right side we can see the ones that are selected.

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And we have options such as removing all of the ones from the right or on the

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left, we

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could actually select other things here and add them to the right side.

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Now once again, we can't save this, but you can see that we could come in here

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and add

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these different identities.

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And if we scroll down, we can see all the different ones that are available.
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And if we scroll down, we can see all the different ones that are available.

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Now you don't have to add a whole category.

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So for example, take network devices here.

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You can see that there's 12 network devices.

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If we click on this little arrow here, it'll actually take us down into those

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network devices.

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And we could choose particularly which ones we want.

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So maybe we only want these branch routers from VPN 10 and maybe this branch

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three, see
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three, see

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add router from VPN 10.

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So you don't have to add a whole category.

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You can add different identities from within that category.

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So again, this is how we choose which identities are going to be affected by

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this particular

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rule.

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Now again, we can't change this, so let's go ahead and cancel.

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But you can see that each one of these has its own settings.

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If we hit edit here, we can choose which categories to block, such as malware,

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newly

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seen domains, command and control callbacks and so on.
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seen domains, command and control callbacks and so on.

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We could of course edit this list and we can turn any of these on and off.

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If we scroll down, we can see there's also integrations here at the bottom to

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integrate

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with things like checkpoint, fire eye, zero Fox and other things like that.

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So any of these can be turned on and off individually.

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Once again, we can't save this.

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So let's just hit cancel and hit cancel again.

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We can also see we can change things such as bandwidth hogs and we can set
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We can also see we can change things such as bandwidth hogs and we can set

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whether it's

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a custom or high, moderate, low over here on the side, we can expand these and

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see different

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content categories or we can select all.

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Let's cancel this.

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And again, we don't have to go through every single one of these.

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I just want you to get the idea that we can come in here and very simply modify

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any of

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these lists.

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There's also advanced settings down here at the bottom.

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You may have to expand these, but we can do things like enabling the proxy
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You may have to expand these, but we can do things like enabling the proxy

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turning on SSL

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decryption.

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So as you can see, there's a lot of different things that we can set here.

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Once again, since we're read only will hit cancel.

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But the other thing we can do is if we scroll back up to the top, notice there

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's also a

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choice up here to add.

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If we add, it's again going to tell us that we're a read only user.

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However, it will let us go through the process.

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So here for the protection, we can choose whether we want to do access control,
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So here for the protection, we can choose whether we want to do access control,

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which

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is going to include content category blocking, applying destination lists,

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application control,

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or we can just generally block threats, such as certain security categories and

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doing file

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analysis, or of course, any combination of these.

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We can see the default is to turn them all on.

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Now in case it's not clear, what we're basically in here is a wizard to create

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these new rules.

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What we can do is hit next.
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What we can do is hit next.

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Here we're going to choose the identities that we're going to add to this new

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rule.

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So just like we did before, you could select a few things over here.

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You can see this is very much like the edit list.

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And then we'll go ahead and hit next.

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Next it asks what we want for our security settings.

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So if we click on the drop down here, there are certain pre-builts.

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So we could turn on all and you can see that it'll select everything down here

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at the bottom,

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or we could say default security protection.
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or we could say default security protection.

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And you can see that it enables some things and not others.

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And of course, we could hit edit and customize this all we want.

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Notice it now grays out that drop down because now we're doing a custom.

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So I could say just add this one and this one, for example.

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So again, we can use either a pre-built setting, which automatically selects

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certain things

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on the list, or we can do it ourselves.

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Once again, we can scroll down.

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You can see there's a lot of choices here.
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You can see there's a lot of choices here.

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We can turn on or off.

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And again, this is where we would hit save, but we can't because we're read

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only.

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But this is how we would create a new policy.

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If we hit next with one of the pre-builts, it will let us continue because we

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haven't

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modified anything yet.

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We just couldn't create a custom list.

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Here we can choose how to limit content access.

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We can see the different categories.

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And over on the right, it shows us what types of things each of these things
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And over on the right, it shows us what types of things each of these things

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blocks.

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So again, these are pre-built.

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You have high, moderate, and low.

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And then of course, there's custom where we could just choose whatever we want.

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Again, it would not let us continue like this because that would be making a

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custom list.

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So let's go ahead and put it back on high and we'll hit next.

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This is where it would let us set up control for certain types of applications.

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Once again, we have pre-built selections where we can click on this drop down
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Once again, we have pre-built selections where we can click on this drop down

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and choose

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one of these choices or we could do custom and just choose the checkboxes here

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below.

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We'll leave this at the default and hit next.

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Next it's going to ask us what destinations to apply this to.

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So we would just click on the destinations on the left and add them to the

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right.

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Then it's going to ask us if we want to do file inspection for malicious files

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being

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downloaded.

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So we could either turn this on or off.

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Then it's going to ask us if we want to set a custom page for blocked content.
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Then it's going to ask us if we want to set a custom page for blocked content.

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So this is getting a little advanced.

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We're not going to get into all this, but it lets you put up a custom message

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if somebody

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attempts to go to a page that they're not allowed to go to.

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If we hit next, it'll give us a summary of everything we've just chosen to do

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as well

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as giving it a name so we could say my policy.

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It doesn't matter what we name it at this point because again, we're going to

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have to

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hit cancel here, but it's going to show us everything that we chose so far.
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hit cancel here, but it's going to show us everything that we chose so far.

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We can look over this, make sure it's okay, and then hit save.

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But of course, we can't.

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So in our case, we're going to hit cancel, but this is how we make a new DNS

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policy.

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We'll go ahead and cancel it.

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It'll take us back to our default list of DNS policies where we started.

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So in this video, we took a look at how to configure the DNS policies in Cisco

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umbrella.
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umbrella.

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And hopefully your takeaway here is two things.

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One, this is actually very easy to do.

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We just click through things and make the choices we want.

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However, there's a lot of choices because this is a very powerful tool.

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So once we get everything set up the way we want, it can of course be edited

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later.

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And we also saw how it walks us through a wizard step by step if we make a new

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rule so

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we can choose all the different things we want.

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There's several pre-built as we go through or of course we can custom build
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There's several pre-built as we go through or of course we can custom build

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anything

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we want.

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So next, let's take a look at a similar function.

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But this time, let's look at the web policies.

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