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Security policies configuration > Response policies > Editing response policy settings
Editing response policy settings
Editing response policy settings
You can edit the response policy settings in Kaspersky Container Security if your account has been assigned at least one role that the policy's creator had at the time of the policy's creation.
To change response policy settings:
- In the Policies → Response policies section, click the policy name in the list of existing response policies.
The policy settings window opens.
- If necessary, make changes to the relevant policy settings:
- Change the policy name.
- Add or edit the policy description.
- Add or edit the policy scope.
- Change the trigger event by selecting it from the drop-down list.
- Add an output by clicking the Add button.
- Delete the output by clicking the delete icon (
) located next to the line of the selected output.
- Click Save.
Article ID: 266508, Last review: Dec 4, 2024