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To configure and use a baseline workflow in Cyber Integrity, you need to complete the following configuration requirements:

  • Have a license for the Cyber Integrity, PAS Workflows, and PAS Baselines asset models.

  • Load and configure the Cyber Integrity, PAS Workflows, and PAS Baselines asset models. For more information, see Steps for Configuring Cyber Integrity.

  • Load the system-specific asset models you need, such as Honeywell TPS, and configure the assets for those models. For more information, see the Implementation Guide for each system asset model.

To use workflows, you also need to create and define a Location common field. For more information, see Defining the Location Common Field for Workflows.

To configure workflows for baselines:

  1. Use Configuration Manager to build the asset hierarchy:

    1. Build the hierarchy. For more information, see Understanding and Defining Your Asset Hierarchy.

    2. Assign the assets from the Hierarchy tab to locations in the hierarchy.

      admin-cyber-baseline-cfgmgr

  2. Use the Asset Model Development Kit (AMDK) to create baseline assets from pre-configured baseline filters:

    1. Open the Asset Model Development Kit (AMDK) on the Integrity server. To open the ADMK, run the following file:

      InstallPath\DataCollector\ADMK.exe

    2. In the Asset Model field, select PAS Baselines.

    3. Click Baselines > Baseline Management.

    4. Select the Add (+) button to add a baseline.

    5. Select baseline type.

    6. Type baseline name.

    7. Add source assets from the list on the left to the list on the right.

    8. Select a location in the hierarchy.

    9. Click Save.

  3. Create workflow definitions for the Deviation Dispositions of Accept, Investigate, and Reject. For more information, see Creating and Configuring Workflow Definitions.

  4. Use Configuration Manager to associate each workflow definition with the appropriate disposition:

    1. Open Configuration Manager on the Integrity server. To open Configuration Manager, run the following file:

      InstallPath\DataCollector\ConfigurationManager.exe

    2. In the right pane, check the Asset Model check box on the Create and Edit Objects tab.

    3. In the Asset field, select PAS Workflows.

    4. In the Object Type field, select Setting.

    5. On the Object List tab, select CyberIntegrityWorkflows in the list of objects.

    6. In the PropertyName column, add the WorkflowDefBaselinesAccept, WorkflowDefBaselinesInvestigate, and WorkflowDefBaselinesReject property names if they do not exist.

      admin-cyber-baseline-defprop

    7. In the PropertyValue column, type the name of the corresponding workflow definition you created for the WorkflowDefBaselinesAccept, WorkflowDefBaselinesInvestigate, and WorkflowDefBaselinesReject properties.

  5. Use the Asset Model Builder to configure how the workflows obtain locations. You may have already performed this task for other Integrity features, such as outlined in Defining the Location Common Field for Workflows:

    1. Open the Asset Model Builder on the Integrity server. To open the Asset Model Builder, run the following file:

      InstallPath\DataCollector\AssetModelBuilder.exe

    2. Click Edit > Asset Model Explorer.

    3. In the left pane, click the plus sign next to the following nodes to expand these nodes: Asset Models, PAS Workflows, and Function Definitions.

    4. In the left pane, click GetLocations. The right pane displays the properties.

    5. In the right pane, click Function Script.

      admin-cyber-baseline-funscript

    6. Click the ellipses button (...) to edit the script. The VB.Net Editor window is displayed.

    7. Specify the appropriate values between the double quotes on lines 12-14 of the script. For example, the following figure shows how to set the location values from the system folders in your asset hierarchy.

      admin-cyber-baseline-script

    8. Click Save on the script editor window.

    9. Click Save on the Properties tab of the Asset Model Explorer window.

    10. Close Asset Model Builder.