Enterprise Threat Management Solutions
Our world is changing. And so are our networks. And so are
we.
Long gone are the days where a reliable firewall and good
anti-virus software were all you needed to protect corporate
assets. Today's threats are sophisticated. Hackers are cunning. And
accordingly, IT security costs are spinning out of control.
Today's Global 2000 enterprises and government agencies are tired
of purchasing "point" solutions every time a new threat makes the
cover of eWeek. Organizations are demanding a new, integrated
approach to mitigating threats. An approach where intelligence is
shared from one security platform to the next. An approach that
defends corporate networks before, during and after an attack. An
approach that leverages one operational console for monitoring
security events and managing system components. Essentially, a
network security approach for the real world.
Meet Sourcefire. Sourcefire is the creator of open-source Snort
and the award-winning Sourcefire 3D System. Sourcefire's approach
to Enterprise Threat Management is transforming the way
organizations manage and minimize network security risks with its
3D Approach - Discover, Determine, Defend - to securing real
networks. Sourcefire is the first to unify four key network
security technologies leveraging the same threat, endpoint and
network intelligence under the same integrated management
console.
- Sourcefire 3D
Introducing the Sourcefire 3D® System-an intelligent security
infrastructure for efficient and effective information security
management.
- Snort
The Snort® open source intrusion detection and prevention
technology was created in 1998 by Martin Roesch, the founder of
Sourcefire®. Snort uses a rule-driven language which combines the
benefits of signature, protocol and anomaly-based inspection
methods.
- ClamAV
Founded in 2002, ClamAV Anti-Malware is one of the most
commonly-used open source anti-virus and anti-malware products in
the world. Nearly one million unique IP addresses download ClamAV
updates daily from 120 mirror servers located in 38 countries.
