Re: Host Based IDS

[Dharmendra T <dbavale () gmail com>]

Dear Babel,

I would suggest you to go for Symantec Critical system protection. It 
has lot of functionalities and cost effective,

Regards,
Dharmendra T.

Security Group wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am currently evaluating several host-based Intrusion Detection
> Systems to monitor servers in a DMZ. My company only wants to monitor
> for suspecious behaviour on critical servers, without the need for a
> company wide security system. I am not interested in a network-bases
> ids because this is already covered by our company.
> The list below contains my findings so far;
>
> OSSEC
> Open Source Tripwire
> SAMHAIN
> OSIRIS
> AIDE
> Third Brigade Deep Security
> Symantec Critical System Protection
> IBM Proventia
> Enterasys Dragon IDS/IPS
> McAfee Total Protection for Endpoint
> CA Host-Based Intrusion Prevention System r8
> GFiEventsManager
> Cisco Security Agent
>
> I am thinking of suggesting OSSEC. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Babel Timon
>
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