HUMAN maintains a list of known bots and crawlers (for example, Google crawlers).
TO see the list of known bots and crawlers:
Depending on your organization’s needs, you can apply one of the following policies to any bot or crawler:
- All traffic from the selected bot or crawler will pass through.
- All traffic from the selected bot or crawler will be blocked.
to deactivate the policy. All traffic from this bot or crawler will be treated as traffic from any other source. You can always switch the policy back on.The recommended policy is marked with a star 
Bots or crawlers that can be abused by attackers are marked with an exclamation mark 
. We don’t advise allowing traffic from these bots or crawlers, unless absolutely necessary.
These are policy rules that allow traffic based on the User Agent header only. If these policies are applied to some bots or crawlers, attackers can easily spoof their User Agent to circumvent Bot Defender protections using these bots or crawlers. The way to prevent this is to include a condition category based on an IP.
In short, a policy rule is classified as abusable if it:
When the traffic detection on an application is below the detection threshold set by HUMAN, the application’s Volume will be N/A. Once the detection threshold is reached, the application’s Volume is displayed. When no traffic is detected, the Volume is displayed as 0.