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Web Security Reporting publicity sites

MojoQC
Hi,

I recently activated HTTP/S Proxy using AD SSO to log peoples traffic and eventualy block on certain types of undesired websites.

When I go in the Web Security reporting, I see a whole lot of websites that i know my users don't visit personnally. Such has symantec.com (Our antivirus updates), microsoft.com (OS updates), google-analytics.com (which is visited with hundred of websites).

My point is, is there a way to remove these publicity URL's or websites that have been visited by programs to do updates?

So we can see only websites users visited (they entered the url or clicked on it).

Thanks,
MojoQC


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    I know this isn't the question you asked, but I have two thoughts...

    For the sites you don't want to appear in the HTTP/S report, and you absolutely trust, use a GPO or a Proxy Auto Configuration file to skip the proxy for access to those sites.

    For the Microsoft updates, set up WSUS to avoid having individual workstations download separately.  I know this also is possible with Symantec, but I don't remember the name of the service at present.

    Cheers - Bob
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    I know this isn't the question you asked, but I have two thoughts...

    For the sites you don't want to appear in the HTTP/S report, and you absolutely trust, use a GPO or a Proxy Auto Configuration file to skip the proxy for access to those sites.

    For the Microsoft updates, set up WSUS to avoid having individual workstations download separately.  I know this also is possible with Symantec, but I don't remember the name of the service at present.

    Cheers - Bob
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