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| Subject: | SIM and Contants of Security Reports |
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| Date: | Wed, 6 Apr 2005 17:17:30 +0300 |
Dear Fellows, In addition to the following list (coming from the top of my head), what should go in a general 'Monthly Security Report' prepared by IT security unit. The audience is specifically the upper-management (needs to be human friendly and relatively less technical). -Average Machine (client/server) patch status -Average anti-virus signature status -Avg. number of attacks (HIGH sensitivity) from internet and intranet. Probably needs to be extracted from IDS and firewall logs. -Users with highest Internet usage. -Virus/Trojans blocked on the gateway products (SMTP, HTTP, FTP etc.) Also, nowadays I read about the so called Security Information Management (SIM) products available in the market that gather logs from different sources (firewall, IDS etc) and correlate it to make sense and give a clear picture (in some cases real-time) of the security of your network/system as a whole. What products do you recommend and in addition to their principle benefit, would they be helpful for the above report that I want to create on monthly basis. For information on SIM visit = http://informationsecurity.techtarget.com/magItem/1,291266,sid42_gci1073898,00.html Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks. Regards, -Nabil. DISCLAIMER: Bu elektronik posta ve ekleri, sadece yukarida ismi yazili alicinin dikkatine gonderilmistir. Mesajin muhatabi degilseniz, icerigini ve varsa ekindeki dosyalari kimseye aktarmayiniz ya da kopyalamayiniz. Boyle bir durumda gondereni uyarip, mesaji imha ediniz. KUVEYT TURK E.F.K. A.S bu e-postanin ve eklerinin icerdigi bilgilerin size degisiklige ugrayarak ulasmasindan veya gec ulasmasindan, butunlugunun ve gizliliginin korunamamasindan veya icerigine güvenilerek yapilacak islemlerden dolayi sorumlu tutulamaz. This e-mail & its content have been sent to the attention of the receiver named above. If you are not the intended recipient (or have received this e-mail in error), Please notify the sender immediately and destroy this e-mail. Any unauthorized copying, disclosure or distribution of the material in this e-mail is strictly forbidden. Kuwait Turkish Evkaf Finance House shall not be held liable for the arrival of this e-mail & its content as modified or late, the protection of integrity and secrecy and shall not be liable to any person who acts or omits to do anything in reliance upon it.
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