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Sagan 0.2.2 - Multi-threaded event-log monitoring

Sagan is multi-threaded, real-time system and event-log monitoring software, but with a twist. It uses a “Snort” like rule set for detecting nefarious events happening on your network and/or computer systems. If Sagan detects a “bad thing” happening, it can do a number of things with that information.
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For example, Sagan can store the information to a Snort MySQL database for viewing with utilities like Snorby, it can send e-mail(s) about the event to the appropriate personnel, it can store to a Prelude back end, it can also spawn external utilities, as well as numerous other things.

Sagan can also correlate the events with your Intrusion Detection/Intrusion Prevention (IDS/IPS) system and basically acts like an SIEM (Security Information & Log Management) system.

Sagan change log:
  • This release is largely a bug fix for the Sagan “after:” directive. Older verions of Sagan (0.2.1–) incorrectly handled the “after:” flag/directive. New versions of the Sagan rules make heavy use of “after:”. In one week we’ll be pushing out a major rule set update. This new rule update will potentially break 0.2.1– clients. Please upgrade ASAP.
  • Added content negation at the request of DigAngel.
  • Several other minor bug fixes.
Sagan has the capability to manage events from the following assets:
-Routers (Cisco, etc)
-Managed network switches
-Firewalls (Sonicwall, Fortigate, etc)
-IDS/IPS systems (Cisco, Fortigate, etc)
-Linux and Unix systems (services, kernel messages, etc)
-Windows based networks (Event logs, etc)
-Wireless access points (Cisco, D-Link, etc)
-Host based IDS systems (HIDS) ( AIDE, OSSEC, etc)
-Detection of rogue devices on networks (via Arpalert, etc)
-Much, much more…..Sagan gives us a broad range of devices, services, applications that we can monitor.

For example, if your organization is a "Cisco shop" and you don't want to deploy Snort based IDS/IPS sensors, it really doesn't matter to our staff. We can monitor the Cisco devices just as we would a Snort based IDS/IPS solution.
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