Websense Master Database test pages http://testdatabase.websense.com
Cloud service proxy query page http://query.webdefence.global.blackspider.com/
Cloud Web Security monitoring tool http://www.mailcontrol.com/utility/WDmonitor/monitor.mhtml
Implementation Steps The following sequence of steps should be treated as a guide, and may need to be varied according to circumstances. The chapter numbers in the list below refer to the Websense Cloud Web Security Getting Started Guide.
Step
Comments
A
Request a Cloud Web Security account
This can be done by visiting http://www.websense.com/evaluations/HWP/ form.aspx and following the instructions. See Chapter 2.
B
Select your deployment method
For example, direct connection or proxy chaining. See Chapter 3. Note: For direct connections, MS Group Policy objects can be used.
C
Configure your firewall to allow and enforce Cloud Web Security
This ensures that client systems can access the cloud service data centers on appropriate ports. See Chapter 4.
D
Identify your site IP addresses to the cloud service policy
See Chapter 7.
E
Configure end user authentication
Load user details via directory synchronization (for example, Active Directory). Roaming user setup. See Chapter 8.
F
Convert existing Web filtering security policy for use in the cloud service
Cloud Web Security URL categories are the same as those used for Websense on-premises Web filtering products. Use the Websense URL Categories page for detailed definitions of each category. Cloud Web Security policies are defined according to site and then by exception.
G
Run a pilot
Run a small pilot to get the service up and running using a restricted set of users. Run acceptance/proof of concept tests (see Typical Test Structure in the text below). Use the Websense Master Database Test Pages for reference. Tune connectivity with assistance from Websense Technical Support if required. See chapter 11.
H
Prepare end users
Set up and communicate acceptable use policy. Email communications to end users (sample text provided). See Chapter 12.
I
Roll out to further sites
Typical test structure Test plans for each site rollout typically cover the following areas.
Step
Details
Filtering setup
Business critical sites HTTP normal usage sites FTP sites HTTPS Applications Software updates AV signatures RSS feeds File downloads White/black list Group exceptions