# Suppression Rules
Suppression rules allow you to ignore specific outbound network calls from known domains that are not a security concern.
For example, if your organization regularly makes outbound calls to `www.google.com`, but these calls are being flagged as anomalous, you can create a suppression rule to prevent unnecessary alerts for this domain.
### Scope of Suppression Rules
You can create suppression rules at different levels, depending on how broadly you want to apply them:
* Job Level – Applies to a specific job.
* Project Level – Applies to an entire project.
* Organization Level – Applies across all repositories within the organization.
### How to Create a Suppression Rule
There are two ways to create a suppression rule, from the:
* Suppression Rules page
* All Detections page
#### **Method 1: From the Suppression Rules Page**
**Step 1:** Navigate to `Suppression Rules` under the Harden Runner Section
**Step 2:** Click "Create rule"
**Step 3:** Enter the following details:
* Rule Name – Provide a meaningful name for the rule.
* Description – Add details about why this rule is being created.
* Endpoint to Ignore – Specify the domain or endpoint to suppress (use \* for wildcard matching).
* Scope – Choose the level of the rule: Job, Project or Organization.
**Step 4:** Click "Save"
#### **Method 2: Creating a Suppression Rule from the All Detections Page**
**Step 1:** Navigate to `Detections` locate the endpoint you wish to suppress, then click the three-dot menu (⋮) next to it.
**Step 2:** Click "Suppress detection"
**Step 3:** You will be redirected to the Suppression Rules page with the detection details pre-filled, add the name and description.
**Step 4:** Click "Save"
