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RE: ISS RealSecure/SiteProtector or another IDS/firewall client?


From: "Luke Leboeuf" <luke () arcsight com>
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 10:03:43 -0800

By client based IDS do you mean host based IDS? If so, I would recommend Okena Stormwatch (now owned by Cisco) over ISS 
or even tripwire. What version of ISS are you looking towards? Realsecure 6.x or Siteprotector 2.X?


Luke LeBoeuf
ArcSight, Inc.
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http://www.arcsight.com


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-----Original Message-----
From: Benjamin B. Williams [mailto:benw () gwu edu] 
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 11:23 AM
To: focus-ids () securityfocus com; firewalls () securityfocus com
Subject: ISS RealSecure/SiteProtector or another IDS/firewall client?

Hey all -

Has anyone had experience with ISS products, particularly their RealSecure
line?

We are planning for the upgrade (several years late) to Windows XP in our
computer labs, and need a client-based firewall/IDS that can be centrally
managed and has a decent logging system.  RealSecure looks like a good
choice for us, but I thought I'd ask if anyone's had experience or could
recommend an (or several) alternates?

Thanks,

Benjamin B. Williams
Senior Programmer/Analyst
Computer Lab Support Services
The Center for Academic Technologies
The George Washington University

(202) 412-4697 (m)
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