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| Subject: | Re: HIDS solution for NT4 machines |
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| Date: | Thu, 6 Oct 2005 10:30:24 -0400 |
What about Snort? They have binaries for Win32, and as long as Winpcap will run under NT4, snort should be a breeze. I haven't run Snort myself in NT4, but it's definitely worth a test. And as far as price goes, it doesn't get much cheaper :) -J On 10/6/05, OnlyIknow 4sure <bcihak@gmail.com> wrote:
We did think about putting an IDS/IPS device in front of the NT4 machines or even a Cisco Pix FW, but the expense knocked that idea down. Some of the boxes are already on segregated networks in some of our manufacturing plants, but someone could plug an infected system up unknowingly to that network segment and then game over. I know we're not the only company out there that unfortunately has NT4 machines running, I'm just surprised that there's not a company out there servicing this area. I looked at Osiris and am trying to figure out if that will work for our needs or not. I'd appreciate any other software/hardware ideas you guys might have. Thank! Bcihak On 10/5/05, Jason <securitux@gmail.com> wrote:If you can't find a HIDS, then you can always put in a network IPS and use it to separate your NT4 servers from the rest of the environment. If 6a breaks your software, a HIDS may as well, even if you find one that worksonless than 6a. So a network IPS would be a good alternative. -J -----Original Message----- From: bcihak@gmail.com [mailto:bcihak@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 12:52 PM To: focus-ids@securityfocus.com Subject: HIDS solution for NT4 machines I work in a large distributed network. We have several workstations and servers that are running on NT4. I've been tasked with finding some sortofa HIDS (Host based Intrusion Detection System) software solution toprotectthese machines from zero day exploits, worms, and BO's. I've looked at Cisco, Blink by Eeye, Destop Protector by ISS, and Primary Response bySanaSecurity. None of these will support anything lower than NT4 SP6a. My biggest problem is I have several machines that are running below SP6a and because of the flaky software running on these machines, I can't install SP6a without breaking the app. Does anyone have any good experience with other products for NT4 server/workstation below SP6a. Just a side note, most of these machines will be replaced within 2 years, but that is a long time to leave exposed machines on the network. Thanks! Bcihak------------------------------------------------------------------------Test Your IDS Is your IDS deployed correctly? Find out quickly and easily by testing it with real-world attacks fromCOREIMPACT. Go tohttp://www.securityfocus.com/sponsor/CoreSecurity_focus-ids_040708to learn more.------------------------------------------------------------------------
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