Best Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems for Splunk APM

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    Dragos Platform Reviews
    The Dragos Platform is the most trusted industrial controls systems (ICS) cybersecurity technology. It provides comprehensive visibility of your ICS/OT assets, threats and best-practice guidance on how to respond before a major compromise. Dragos Platform was designed by practitioners and is a security tool that ensures your team has the most current tools to fight industrial adversaries. It was developed by experts who are on the frontlines of fighting, combating, and responding to the most advanced ICS threats. The Dragos Platform analyses multiple data sources, including protocols, network traffic and data historians, host logs and asset characterizations. This gives you unparalleled visibility into your ICS/OT environment. The Dragos Platform quickly detects malicious behavior in your ICS/OT network and provides context to alerts. False positives are reduced for unrivalled threat detection.
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    Suricata Reviews
    The Suricata engine excels in real-time intrusion detection (IDS), inline intrusion prevention (IPS), network security monitoring (NSM), and offline packet capture (pcap) processing. It analyzes network traffic using a robust and comprehensive set of rules and signature languages, complemented by advanced Lua scripting capabilities that allow for the identification of intricate threats. Its compatibility with standard input and output formats such as YAML and JSON simplifies the integration with various tools, including established SIEMs, Splunk, Logstash/Elasticsearch, Kibana, and other databases. The development of Suricata is driven by a vibrant community focused on enhancing security, usability, and efficiency. Additionally, the project is managed and endorsed by the Open Information Security Foundation (OISF), a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering the ongoing development and success of Suricata as an open-source initiative. This commitment not only ensures the software's reliability but also actively encourages community contributions and collaboration.
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