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Foundry Debuts Intrusion Prevention System

Foundry Networks has just announced a new end-to-end real-time network intrusion detection and prevention solution.

Combining Foundry's IronView Network Manager (INM), the sFlow nework traffic monitor and Snort, an open-source network intrusion prevention and detection system, the solution allows network managers to quickly identify and resolve network intrusions. IronView's feeds sFlow network data, logging packets for every witch and router port on the network to Snort, which can then identify and isolate potential threats for remediation. Networking Pipeline | Foundry Debuts Intrusion Prevention System

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