Re: greetingz

From: Marcus J. Ranum (mjrat_private)
Date: Fri Aug 10 2001 - 13:08:13 PDT

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Michael Poon wrote:
>> I found only NFR SLS

That'd be the NFR SLR (Secure Log Repository)  - we handle UNIX syslog
data, have a UNIX log forwarding client, and a Windows/NT event
log translator/forwarder. There's also a Windows/9*/ME file/log forwarder
that can be used to securely/reliably send logfiles or flat files from that
environment. The whole thing runs under our tamper-proof CDROM-boot
environment and can process logs and look for strings, generate alerts
under the NFR intrusion detection architecture, or forward data to a central
management server.

For more information on the SLR, see:
http://www.nfr.com/products/SLR/

mjr.
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