Re: Snort

From: Raffael Marty (rmarty_at_arcsight.com)
Date: 10/01/04

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    Date: Thu, 30 Sep 2004 17:15:58 -0700
    To: Ron Gula <rgula@tenablesecurity.com>
    
    

    > (and I am biased, so I list Lightning & NeVO & Nessus
    > first) are:

    Note that I am biased too ...

    > from SNORT, and qualify them with other events and
    > vulnerability data. My only caveat is that most of
    > the SIMs take a one-time snapshot of vulns and don't
    > integrate daily vuln data that you can get with RNA
    > or NeVO.

    Make sure you note the "most of the SIMs"! I can't really talk about
    too many of them, but the one I know quite well, deals very nicely with
    updates of vulnerability scans. As many as you want!

    To throw out another thing you want to do with regards to snort alerts
    and false positives: Take into account your environment! By environment
    I mean things like what assets you have, how critical they are, what
    ports are open, ... That's where the SIMs really come in and help a lot.

    -raffy

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