Updating an Application Instance
After an application instance is registered, change the credentials for the dedicated user, or the security control baseline, or other settings for the application.
For all application types, periodically you must update the credentials for the Oracle CASB Cloud Service user. Also, if you registered the application in Monitor Only mode, may want to change the baseline values for the application's security controls. This changes Oracle CASB Cloud Service's alerting threshold for the modified values.
Certain application types allow you to change other settings that you specified when you registered the application instance. See the application-specific topics with titles that begin with “Updating...”
Updating Login Credentials for an Application Instance
After an application instance is registered, update the login credentials whenever necessary.
You should regularly update the login credentials for the Oracle CASB Cloud Service user in your cloud applications. When this happens, you must also update the credentials in the Oracle CASB Cloud Service console so that monitoring can continue.
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Not all applications take a user name and password. For example, Amazon Web Services credentials consist of a key pair (an access key and a secret key).Updating the Security Control Baseline for an Application Instance
After an application instance is registered, update the security control baseline settings as needed.
Oracle CASB Cloud Service generates alerts in the Risk Events page if the corresponding security control value in the application differs from the Oracle CASB Cloud Service baseline. To change these baseline values, you modify the application instance.
Security controls (for example, minimum password and session length) are one of three primary types of risk that Oracle CASB Cloud Service monitors for. When you register an application instance, you let Oracle CASB Cloud Service use its built-in defaults as a baseline, or you let Oracle CASB Cloud Service set various security control values in the application, after which Oracle CASB Cloud Service monitors for drift from the new baseline.
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You can’t change from monitor-only mode to "push-and-monitor" mode (having Oracle CASB Cloud Service set the baseline values in the cloud application). To switch monitoring modes, you must delete the instance in the Oracle CASB Cloud Service console and re-register it.