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Re: News, dumbug, prediction rebuttals
From: Jason <security () brvenik com>
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 21:29:11 -0500
You can also observe that these tools are almost always complimented by commercial solutions in the corporation or backed by a commercial organization when used as a stand alone product. There are countless integrators and MSSP organizations for both Snort and Nessus. In the intrusion detection space Snort is the only product out of several to have gained critical mass. All of the other projects like Bro, Prelude, Panoptis, Firestorm... remain small projects I think to get an adoption rate approaching critical mass and have a material impact on the market as a whole there will need to be either a corporation or large active support community of some form backing it up and driving adoption. I love concept of OSSIM but I do not think that there is an effective infrastructure in place to drive adoption and usage on a wide scale. Thomas H. Ptacek wrote:
You can say approximately the same things about security scanners and intrusion detection, but Nessus and Snort are still the most popular tools in those spaces. --- Thomas H. Ptacek // Matasano Security --- read us on the web: www.matasano.com/log On Dec 24, 2005, at 8:10 AM, Jason wrote:The biggest hurdle is support. Support at the software level, device level, user level, and ultimately forensic level is lacking. Users and
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