intrusion

Review: RETINA Network Security Scanner

Review: RETINA Network Security Scanner

One thing that cannot be overlooked in network security is the ability to test weaknesses like a hacker. The RETINA Network Security Scanner is one such tool - and probably one of the fastest ones on the block.

René Millman Jul 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: STAR Engine

Review: STAR Engine

Most of the products tested in the round up for this Group Test have been primarily aimed at the larger enterprise, as they tend to have the largest pockets and more need for protection. Barbedwire Technologies aims at the more modest-sized organization with its STAR Engine intrusion prevention product.

René Millman Jul 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: STAT Neutralizer

Review: STAT Neutralizer

The main idea behind this piece of technology is controlling who or what makes calls to the operating system kernel. This protects file and registry from attackers and is particularly effective when software patches are unavailable.

René Millman Jul 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: Sygate Secure Enterprise

Review: Sygate Secure Enterprise

This suite of applications consists of the main Sygate Management Server, Security Agent for servers and workstations, a VPN and wireless security application. These enforce security policies at those particular entry points onto the corporate LAN. The idea behind this is to secure as many points of the network from one suite of applications, and it certainly appears to work well enough.

René Millman Jul 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: eTrust Intrusion Detection

Review: eTrust Intrusion Detection

This solution provides a network-based IDS, real-time session monitoring and internet/email content blocking. eTrust Intrusion Detection can be installed in standalone mode, or it can be distributed on separate machines. The intrusion detection program installs as a service under Windows NT/2000. As usual, the monitoring interface is a NIC in promiscuous mode, and therefore the presence of the IDS is concealed from the attacker.

Geoff Marshall Apr 1 2003 12:00AM Security
Review: Intrusion SecureNet System

Review: Intrusion SecureNet System

This solution is supplied as software, desktop or rack-mounted. Each network sensor is a separate appliance, handing high-availability, high-security 10/100 or gigabit monitored segments.Running on a hardened OS, based on Red Hat Linux, in a small installation it can be managed using a web-based interface, software or optionally as an appliance.

Geoff Marshall Apr 1 2003 12:00AM Security

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