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From: Talisker (taliskernetworkintrusion.co.uk)
Date: Mon Jan 28 2002 - 15:14:47 CST

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    Scott
    I've been working on updating my IDS console page, thus far I've only sorted
    out the links and there are still a few products missing, but it might be
    worth checking out.
    http://www.networkintrusion.co.uk/consoles.htm
    I've changed the page to only highlight those products that correlate
    information from different vendors products.
    There are a few salient details on
    ACID
    AIDE/RSE
    CyberWolf
    Dragon Server
    e-Sentinel
    Intrusion Vision
    Intrusion SecureEnterprise
    KSE/CMDS
    NetForensics
    Network Security Monitor
    Open Esecurity
    RTESM
    SHADOW

    The other consoles/correlation tools should be up within a few weeks

    take care and good luck in your quest
    -andy
    http://www.networkintrusion.co.uk
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "samargul" <samargulnps.navy.mil>
    To: <focus-idssecurityfocus.com>
    Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 8:54 PM
    Subject: Networking IDS Correlation Question

    > I have been asked by one of my clients to purchase a program which
    > correlates Intrusion Detection System (IDS) data from network and host
    based
    > systems. My clients company is running ISS's RealSecure which is guarding
    > its perimeter and high value targets and a proprietary third party IDS
    which
    > is placed on many of its hosts. The software is searching for all sorts
    of
    > attacks, both internal and external to the network. Does anyone know of
    any
    > COTS software products which could aide in this problem? Most of the
    > client's enterprise networking is Windows NT 4.0 based. I have been
    looking
    > at ISS's
    > SAFEsuite DecisionsT and Enterasys Networks' Vulnerability Correlation
    Tool.
    >
    > Looking for any opinions, suggestions, comments.
    >
    > Thanks-
    > Scott Margulis
    > MCSE/MCP+I
    >