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Re: Security Assessment Tools
From: Jason Richardson <jasonr () GWM SC EDU>
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 08:25:38 -0500
Hate to state the obvious, but for scanning Windows machines, Microsoft Baseline Security Advisor wouldn't be a bad idea. Nessus is my tool of choice. Jason Jason Richardson Information Security Manager University of South Carolina University Technology Services
chad.mcdonald () GCSU EDU 10/31/06 7:30 AM >>>
You may want to check out GFI Languard. It is relatively inexpensive, but very effective. On Oct 30, 2006, at 5:06 PM, John Kaftan wrote:
I am researching Security Assessment Tools and I am wondering what folks are using. I am not a Unix guy so I am sure that limits a bunch. I am looking to scan Windows XP machines, Windows 2003 server and it would be nice to be able to scan our Unix boxes. I also want to be able to scan our Cisco switches for vulnerabilities. Thanks Much; John Kaftan Utica College Network Engineer
Chad McDonald, CISSP, CISA Chief Information Security Officer Georgia College & State University Office 478.445.4473 Cell 478.454.8250
Current thread:
- Security Assessment Tools John Kaftan (Oct 30)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: Security Assessment Tools John Tooley (Oct 30)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools Petreski, Samuel (Oct 30)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools Chad McDonald, CISSP, CISA (Oct 31)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools Nick Fasano (Oct 31)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools WILLIAM I ARNOLD (Oct 31)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools Jason Richardson (Oct 31)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools Bill Ogle (Oct 31)
- Re: Security Assessment Tools Randy Marchany (Oct 31)