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RE: Symantec Manhunt
From: "Hernansanz, Daniel" <dhernansanz () alava net>
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2003 10:50:47 +0100
The company I work for is looking into Symantec Manhunt IDS. As part
of my
research I was hoping anyone in this list familiar with this product
could
give me some of the positive and negatives of this IDS.
IMHO...
Man Hunt positives
==================
- Hibryd detection: signature analysis + anomaly analysis
- Centralized admin, with *correlation* capabilities
- Third party event analysis and correlation (Checkpoint, Snort, ISS,
Tripwire...)
- ManHunt: SW-NIDS (unix platform) and HW-NIDS (iForce appliance)
- High availibility (HA) support
- Reporting capabilities
Man Hunt negatives
==================
- Licen$e (ok, cheaper than ISS and Enterasys, but...)
- Symantec's portfolio is a mess, illogical:
* 2x N-IDS: ManHunt, Decoy Server
* 2x H-IDS: Intruder Alert, HostIDS
* 2x VA: NetRecon, Vulnerability Assessment
* Old stuff: NetProwler, ManTrap
How will it be reorganized? Will Symantec continue with ManHunt?
I hope this helps.
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