About this package

This package allows you to bundle and send emails containing detected violations.

storing emails in the database for legal compliance

The bellow sample show how to save emails that have been generated by the firewall when detecting incidents using the DatabaseConnections.FireWallMail constant. You can use a .json settings file or provide the values hardcoded in your startup.cs file

services.AddFireWall(FireWallTrial.License, FireWallTrial.DomainKey
    , domainName: new Uri("https://www.your-domain.com", UriKind.Absolute)
    , options =>
    {
        //your firewall options
    })
    .UseSMTPReportingDatabase(DatabaseConnections.FireWallMail, options =>
        {
            options.Archive = TimeSpan.FromDays(180);
            options.Server = "mail.domain.com";
            options.UserName = "noreply@domain.com";
            options.Password = "#ksKKjsk";
            options.Port = 25;
            options.From = "noreply@domain.com";
            options.IgnoreServerCertificateErrors = true;
            options.DefaultEmail = "dev@domain.com";            
            options.MailingList.AddRange(new[] {
                    new EMailAddress("Security Admin","security@domain.com") {
                        Frequency= TimeSpan.FromHours(1),
                        Roles= EMailRoles.FireWallAdministrationViolations | EMailRoles.UnauthorizedPhysicalFilesViolation } ,
                    new EMailAddress("WAF","info@domain.com"){
                        Frequency= TimeSpan.FromHours(1),
                        Roles= EMailRoles.ProductUpdates | EMailRoles.OwnAccountRelatedViolations } ,
                    });
        });

The above sample show that the emails are send to a default address as well as a specific mail box with a filter for what types of emails to get and the retention period.

The Frequency value allows you to specify how often emails are to be send and incidents are bundled within the specified time slots.