Registration rules for sudo device

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This document provides information about the Sudo rules registration screen, under the Devices option, which allows you to create and configure privileged execution rules by linking specific devices. This feature reinforces security by ensuring that rules apply only to previously authorized devices.

Access Path

  1. On Segura, in the navigation bar, hover over the Product Menu and select EPM.
  2. In the side menu, select Policies > MacOS > Access policies.
  3. On the Sudo rules screen, click the Add button.
  4. On the Segregation screen, click the Device button.

Sudo rules tab

This tab allows you to configure the main parameters of the sudo rule.

Item Type Required Description
Identification name* Text field Yes Defines the name that will identify the sudo rule.
Enabled* Radio button Yes Defines the rule status. The options are Yes or No.
Commands for rule application* Text field Yes Defines the commands associated with the rule.
It should be NOPASSWD?* Radio button Yes Indicates whether the rule should waive the password prompt for sudo. The options are Yes or No.
Description Text field No Allows an additional description to be entered for the rule.

Devices tab

This tab lets you link devices to the access policy.

Item Type Required Description
Add Button No Opens the devices modal to add new devices to the table.
Devices Table No Table of devices with fields ID, Hostname, Domain, IP and Operating system.

Devices modal

Item Type Description
Search Text field Allows searching for available devices.
ID Text field Device identifier code.
Hostname Text field Name of the device.
Domain Text field Domain to which the device belongs.
IP Text field IP address of the device.
Operating system Text field Operating system installed on the device.
Add Button Adds the selected devices.
Cancel Button Closes the modal without making changes.

Review tab

Use the Review tab to check all the information entered in the previous steps before completing the policy registration.