Intrusion Detection con Snort, leader per la Gartner
Snort, sistema open source di network intrusion prevention sviluppato salla Sourcefire, è il più utilizzato sistema IDS/IPS a livello internazionale.
Nel Magic Quadrant Network Intrusion Prevention System della Gartner, Sourcefire si posiziona tra i leaders in base all’abilità di esecuzione e completezza di visione.
I principali punti di forza di Sourcefire, elencati dalla Gartner, sono risultati essere:
Real time Network awareness e real time user awareness
Utilizzo di Snort come motore di intrusion detection
Visibilità di ciò che sta all’interno dei rules (workflow customizzabili, supporto tecnico avanzato)
Elevata flessibilità e scalabilità
Anche in NetEye abbiamo integrato già da tempo Snort come network detection system e nell’arco del prossimo anno prevediamo di migliorare e potenziare ulteriormente il modulo di Security management per rispondere alla crescente richiesta di sicurezza da parte dei nostri clienti.
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