Network Appliances offer data mining capabilities.May 21, 2008 -
Deployed across network from edge to core, NinjaProbe(TM) Appliances include Snort® 10g open source network intrusion prevention and detection system, which combines benefits of signature, protocol, and anomaly-based inspection methods. Remote management capabilities are provided for Snort rule definition, download, and alerting, with in-depth data mining and platform configuration. NinjaProbes also support traffic filtering and Netflow record generation.
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Original Press release
Endace Limited
Building 7, 17 Lambie Drive
Manukau City, ,
New Zealand
10g Snort Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Capabilities Added to NinjaProbe Appliances
Open-source rules-matching engine and data mining capabilities now integrated into secure network appliance for very high speed packet capture, intrusion detection and analysis.
Endace Limited ("Endace"; LSE/AIM: EDA), a world leader in network monitoring solutions, today announced the addition of Snort(r) IDS, Applied Watch Command Center Agent and data mining features to the NinjaProbe(tm), further enhancing the premier passive capture capabilities of Endace's hardened, secure and centrally managed product portfolio.
"Leveraging our unique application acceleration technology and exclusive Applied Watch security information manager, we can now deliver an easily deployable, powerful and secure rules-matching engine as part of our comprehensive NinjaProbe appliance portfolio," said Stephen Gleave, VP Marketing at Endace. "In turn, this allows network security engineers to choose a managed appliance running the most widely deployed open source intrusion detection software system on segments up to 10Gbps.
Our ability to simultaneously capture all traffic to disk also ensures that when a rule is triggered, network analysts can immediately mine any related data that might have traversed the network both before and after the alert."
NinjaProbes are powered by Endace's market leading DAG(r) technology.
The family of manageable appliances is designed to be deployed ubiquitously across the network, from the edge to the core. Remote management capabilities are now also provided for Snort rule definition, download and alerting along with in-depth data mining and complete platform configuration. Ninjaprobe also supports traffic filtering and Netflow record generation, enabling network operators to deploy appliances that meet the full range of intrusion detection, data capture, performance management, traffic monitoring and electronic surveillance requirements.
"Our acquisition of Applied Watch has enabled Snort management tools to be tightly integrated with NinjaProbe," commented Mike Riley, CEO of Endace. "Not only have we raised the performance bar for IDS appliances, we have also raised the price/performance bar in a market which continues to demand more for less."
Pricing for Ninjaprobe IDS appliance starts at $28,825.00
CONTACTS:
Endace Limited
Steve Gleave, VP Marketing
+1 408 556 9922
Snort(r) is an open source network intrusion prevention and detection system which combines the benefits of signature, protocol and anomaly based inspection methods. Snort(r) is a registered trademark of Sourcefire, Inc. Product and company names used are used for identification purposes only and such use does not imply any agreement between Endace and any named company, or any sponsorship or endorsement by any named company.
About Endace
For organisations that rely on their IP networks to do business, Endace provides traffic monitoring, latency measurement, network security and application acceleration solutions that capture, inspect and report on every single data packet. We enable our customers to be confident in their service performance, information security, and regulatory compliance. Based in Auckland, New Zealand, Endace also has offices in the UK, USA and Singapore. Quoted on AIM, the stock code is LSE: EDA.
For further information: http://www.endace.com
Endace, the Endace logo, DAG and NinjaProbe are trademarks or registered trademarks in New Zealand or other countries of Endace Technology Limited. All other trademarks may be the property of their respective holders.
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