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Re: ASA with IPS


From: Omar Salvador Alcalá Ruiz <oalcala () scitum com mx>
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2010 19:25:50 -0500

If the asa fw/ips is your main source for attacks, then the noise will be there forever.

Keep in mind that FWs report all hits on a specific rule. The outbound FW will receive too much garbage from "the 
wild". That said, the "deny all" rule will keep u with tons of logs, and your monitoring is useless from that 
standpoint.

I would recommend to establish what you want to monitor and bear in mind that the least place where you will get 
appropriate information is the deny all rule from the outbound FW/IPS. Moreover, what you need is some SIEM tool that 
will help u accomplish your attack alerting levels. I believe you might need different sources, to get appropriate logs 
in order to get attack reports

Hth

Omar

------Original Message------
From: Dan Vultur
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: ASA with IPS
Sent: Sep 28, 2010 02:47

Hello list,

I am interested in tunning the IPS on the ASA we have in the company and I would 
like to know where can I find some quick tips/rules.

The point is that I receive a lot of e-mail, noise, for every packet that comes 
from the internet so I want to refine the alerting level but still be proactive 

about attacks that may occur.

Many thanks,

Dan


      


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