Log Aggregation/SIEM solutions/Compliance
"Bill Clark" <[email protected]>
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Since the list has picked up a bit again. I thought I would throw something out there for opinions. I am looking to solve many similar problems possibly in one product. One need is a tool to allow many different types of people to view collections or classes of log events in one place. Currently we have number of different centralized collection points. One place for all snort senors, one place for all firewall logs, one for all Unix servers, one for all Windows Servers, One for all Identity Management events, etc.. you get the idea. We want a tool for Security oversight, Compliance and Operational benefits. At the same time attesting to log reviews for compliance has become quite tedious. And there is a need for better automated workflow and notification of all these logs. Originally I thought we might develop this in-house perhaps leveraging an Opensource tool. But we have found that there is a tool out there we think will do most of this with the money we had budgeted to do this ourselves. And if we went with it we could start benefiting sooner. We have identified the Novell acquisition of e-Security's Sentinel product. We like that it is agent less with some light agent support and the correlation rules are PCRE like. The collectors appear to meet most of our needs with flexibility to add custom ones. The architecture also seems scalable with a Message-bus feeding a database. And the database is pretty open. I don't want turn this into a product pimping session. I am looking for opinions of people that have looked at it, used it, or have other better ideas commercial or Opensource. Arcsight was ruled out early because of cost and not looking very open. I won't get into specific requirements as this isn't an RFP. -- Bill Clark wwclarkATgmailDOTcom _______________________________________________ LogAnalysis mailing list [email protected] http://www.loganalysis.org/mailman/listinfo/loganalysis