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RE: Snort as IDS/IPS in mission-critical enterprisenetwork
From: "Chris Cutler" <chris.cutler () hotmail com>
Date: Mon, 12 Dec 2005 11:58:27 +0000
Dear all,Thanks for valuable input. It was very much appreciated. I kind of get the impression that Snort is very stable product but it needs a lot of effort configuring, monitoring and customizing. We will definitely give it a try. I assume I did not mention, we will be using Windows binary. Is this as stable as Linux version?
Some of you mentioned that many commercial productions are based on Snort. Can anyone name another product besides those from Sourcefire?
One of the products that you might want to look at is from CounterSnipe, www.countersnipe.com They do SNORT based IDS/IPS devices at reasonable pricing.
Thanks again, Native.Code On 12/10/05, Technica Forensis <forensis.technica () gmail com> wrote:
what ever happened to FPGA/hardware based NIDS classifiers? Thereseemed to be a number of papers and even some open source (open cores) code to do 10GigE with ease.still in the research labs?
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