"HIDS provides us with instant access to information about system-critical changes, which improves ongoing management.."
-- Krishnan Viswanathan, Systems Administrator, Menlo Worldwide
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Menlo Worldwide, a $1.1 billion supply-chain integrator, employs the HP-UX Host Intrusion Detection System (HIDS) on HP 9000 servers running HP-UX 11i and 11.0, which host and manage the supply chains of top-tier companies around the world.
Challenges
- Provide a real-time auditing tool that monitors and documents system changes
- Implement kernel-based intrusion detection
- Improve alert-filtering mechanisms, alert consolidation, and anomaly detection mechanisms
Solution
- HP 9000 servers
- HP-UX 11i operating system
- HP-UX Host Intrusion Detection System (HIDS)
- HP OpenView modules, including Network Node Manager, OpenView SAN Manager, OpenView Performance Agent, and Web Sphere SPI
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Results
- Increases management efficiency, flexibility, and control
- Provides instant access to information about system-critical changes, improving ongoing management
- Reinforces security
- Simplifies archival data gathering
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4AA0-1999ENW, September 2005
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