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Gain a better understanding of which features and settings migrate when you upgrade from InterScan Web Security products, including InterScan Web Security Virtual Appliance and InterScan Web Security Suite, to Zero Trust Secure Access Internet Access.

The following tables detail how InterScan Web Security features and settings migrate when you upgrade to Internet Access.

Features

Feature
Migratable
Notes
Dashboard
No
All relevant information and settings are found in the Zero Trust Secure Access app in Trend Vision One.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Overview and click the Internet Access tab for an overview of the Internet Access service.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access Configuration to configure your Internet Access settings.
Logs
No
Activity logs are available via the Search app in Trend Vision One.
Go to XDR Threat Investigation → Search and select Secure Access Activity Data in the Search Method dropdown menu.
Important
Important
Your existing logs in InterScan Web Security are not migrated to Trend Vision One.
Reports
No
Reports are available via the Reports app in Trend Vision One.
Go to Dashboards and Reports → Reports.
Important
Important
Your existing reports in InterScan Web Security are not migrated to Trend Vision One.
Updates
No
Zero Trust Secure Access Internet Access pattern and engine updates occur every 8 hours from midnight local time. The schedule is not configurable.
Notifications
No
Notifications are not migrated to Trend Vision One.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Customization Settings and click Secure Access Module Notification to customize your notifications.
Audit Log
No
Log auditing is available via the Audit Logs app.
Go to Administration → Audit Logs and select Zero Trust Secure Access from the Category dropdown menu.
Deployment Wizard
No
The Zero Trust Secure Access app features a deployment wizard to assist you in setting up various services.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Overview and click Deployment Wizard. In the Internet Access section, click Configure to launch the wizard.

Settings

InterScan Web Security Setting
Migratable
Notes
Application Control → Policies
Yes (Partial)
Only policies with granular actions migrate to Internet Access.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Rules and click the Internet Access Control tab to manage rules.
Bandwidth Control → Policies
No
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and click Configure Bandwidth Control in the On-Premises Gateways section to manage global bandwidth control rules for Internet Access On-Premises Gateways.
HTTP → HTTPS Decryption → Policies
Yes (Partial)
Only the global policy migrates to Internet Access.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and click HTTPS Inspection to manage HTTPS inspection rules.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and click Inspection Exceptions in the HTTPS Inspection dropdown menu to manage HTTPS inspection exceptions.
HTTP → Advanced Threat Protection → Policies
Yes (Partial)
The Compressed File Handling and Large File Handling settings of policies do not migrate to Internet Access.
The URL list exceptions of policies do not migrate to Internet Access.
Blocking and scanning by file type settings migrate to Internet Access as file profiles. Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Resources and click the File Profiles tab to manage file profiles.
HTTP → HTTP Inspection → Policies
No
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Resources and click the HTTP/HTTPS Request Filters tab to manage filters for HTTP and HTTPS requests.
HTTP → Data Loss Prevention → Policies
No
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Resources and click the Data Loss Prevent tab to manage data loss prevention rules.
HTTP → URL Filtering → Policies
Yes (Partial)
Only policies with the block action migrate to Internet Access.
HTTP → Access Quota Policies
No
-
HTTP → URL Access Control → Global URL Blocking
Yes (Partial)
Items in Exceptions to the Block List do not migrate to Internet Access.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and select URL Deny List in the Allow List/Deny List dropdown menu.
HTTP → URL Access Control → Global Trust URLs
Yes (Partial)
Items in Exceptions to the Trusted URL List do not migrate to Internet Access.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and select URL Allow List in the Allow List/Deny List dropdown menu.
HTTP → Configuration → X-Forwarded-For Header
No
-
HTTP → Configuration → Approved Lists
No
Internet Access does not support the configuration of exception rule lists.
HTTP → Configuration → Access Control Settings
No
-
HTTP → Configuration → Custom Categories
Yes
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Resources and click the Custom URL Categories tab to manage custom categories.
HTTP → Configuration → Digital Certificates
Yes
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and select TLS/SSL Certificates from the HTTPS Inspection dropdown menu.
HTTP → Configuration → WRS/URL Cache
No
-
HTTP → Configuration → Content Cache
No
-
FTP → Scan Rules
No
-
Administration → Configuration → User Identification
No
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Identity and Access Management to sync user data and enforce user access.
Administration → Configuration → Policy Deployment
No
-
Administration → Configuration → Database Connection
No
-
Administration → Configuration → Quarantine Management
No
-
Administration → Configuration → System Time
No
-
Administration → Configuration → Scheduled Times
Yes
-
Administration → Configuration → Register to Control Manager
No
Zero Trust Secure Access Internet Access references suspicious objects from the Threat Intelligence app.
Administration → Configuration → Replication Configuration
No
-
Administration → Configuration → Central Log/Reporting
No
-
Administration → Configuration → Scan Method
No
-
Administration → Configuration → PAC File Management
No
PAC files are not migrated to Trend Vision One. Use the default PAC file provided by Zero Trust Secure Access Internet Access or copy the PAC file from InterScan Web Security and replace the proxy address with the FQDN or IP address of your Internet Access Cloud Gateway or Internet Access On-Premises Gateway.
Go to Zero Trust Secure Access → Secure Access Configuration → Internet Access and AI Service Access Configuration and click the PAC Files tab to manage your PAC files.
Administration → Network Configuration → Network Interface
No
-
Administration → Network Configuration → Web Console
No
-
Administration → Network Configuration → Remote CLI
No
-
Administration → Network Configuration → SNMP Settings
No
-
Administration → Network Configuration → Static Routes
No
-
Administration → Management Console → Account Administration
No
Go to Administration → User Accounts to manage accounts.
Note
Note
Trend Vision One does not support setting LDAP user accounts as administrators.
Administration → Management Console → Role Management
No
Go to Administration → User Roles to manage user roles.
Administration → Management Console → Access Control Settings
No
-
Administration → Config Backup/Restore
No
-
Administration → System Updates
No
-
Administration → System Maintenance
No
-
Administration → Product License
No
Your InterScan Web Security license entitles to complimentary use of Zero Trust Secure Access Internet Access for the duration of the license. After the license expires, you must allocate credits to continue using Internet Access.
For more information, see Introducing credit-based licensing.
Administration → Support
No
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