Configure filter values for ENISA European Union Vulnerability Database (EUVD) and Japanese Vulnerability Notes (JVN) integrations
Before activating the EUVD or JVN integrations, configure filter values and scheduled job parameters to control how vulnerability data is retrieved and processed.
Before you begin
Role required: sn_sec_int.admin
Note: Before running the Central Vulnerability Database integrations, make any necessary configuration changes based on your requirements. There is a configured run-as user for each integration record. The default value for this user is VIF.System. Do not change this value.
About this task
A successful integration requires planning and careful execution of pre-integration tasks. The scheduled job updates vulnerability data stored in the sn_vul_nvd_entry table. This data is used to enrich and maintain vulnerability records referenced by the EUVD and JVN integrations. The job should be executed as part of the initial setup, before running any external scheduled jobs, to ensure that base vulnerability records are available and up to date.
Procedure
In the Navigation Search bar, type sn_sec_int_impl.LIST and press Enter.
Select the required integration:
- ENISA EUVD Integration, or
- JVN Integration
- Open the Integration Instance Parameter tab.
Update the required configuration parameters.
Note: The maximum number of records returned per API call is:
- 100 for ENISA EUVD Integration
- 50 for JVN Integration This limit is controlled using the size parameter.
Range filter parameters for JVN Integration:
Parameter name Default value Possible value Description rangeDateFirstPublishedn n, w, m Defines the date range filter based on the first published date of the vulnerability. n= no range specified,w= last week,m= last month.rangeDatePublishedn n, w, m Defines the date range filter based on the published date of the vulnerability. n= no range specified,w= last week,m= last month.rangeDatePublicn n, w, m Defines the date range filter based on the public disclosure date of the vulnerability. n= no range specified,w= last week,m= last month.Save the changes by updating the record.
What to do next
After configuring filter values, proceed to configure the scheduled job settings. The following fields are available on the Vulnerability Integration form:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Name of the scheduled job. |
| Active | Whether the scheduled job is active. If you do not want the job to run for a specific time period, you can set up the parameters you want to use and deactivate the job. |
| Run | Frequency you want the job to run. Choices include:
|
| Day | The day you want the scheduled job to run. Displays days of the week for Weekly, or days of the month for Monthly. |
| Time | The time you want the scheduled job to start. |
| Integration script | The script for pulling data from the data sources specified in the Data Sources related list. |
| Source integration | \[Read only\] |
| Source Instance | \[Read only\] |
| Application | \[Read only\] The name of the application for which you are running the scheduled job. |
| Repeat Interval | The number of days and hours before the scheduled job runs again. Appears when Periodically is selected in the Run list. |
| Starting | The date and time to start the periodic updates. Appears when Periodically is selected in the Run list. |
| Conditional | The check box to add conditional parameters. |
| Condition | The conditions to run the scheduled job. Appears when the Conditional check box is selected. |
| Report processor strategy | The strategy for pulling data and processing the scheduled job:
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| Report processor | The script to be executed when the scheduled job runs. Appears when Custom Report Processor is selected in the Report processor strategy list. |
| Processor factory script | The script to build the report processor. Appears when Custom Report Processor is selected in the Report processor strategy list. |