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SIEM Brought to the iSeries platform

Category: Data Backup
Published: 04/03/2008, 10:17  
Editor: Catalin Buda
 
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Prism Microsystems, upholding its commitment of providing comprehensive, cross-platform Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) capabilities, announced a strategic partnership with a leading provider of software and consulting services to the IBM midrange community, Patrick Townsend and Associates. The companies will deliver, together, a powerful and cost-effective way to correlate log data from IBM iSeries servers with data from other sources for centralized security monitoring that extends from the firewall to the application and database level.

Many companies depend on the IBM iSeries, as one of the more robust hardware platforms available today, to house mission-critical applications that process large volumes of sensitive data. It is therefore critical for the iSeries to integrate seamlessly into an overall enterprise security and compliance program. The iSeries today, like all platforms is far more vulnerable than before because of increased connectivity and multiple access points - the very things that make systems susceptible to costly data breaches. Cyber attacks, as documented on a regular basis in the media, are growing in both number and sophistication. Companies need to implement solutions that are capable of integrating all of their existing technologies for comprehensive, enterprise-wide monitoring.

VP of Marketing at Prism Microsystems Inc., Steve Lafferty, said: "Our partnership with Patrick Townsend and Associates provides our joint customers with tighter security through real-time correlation of events generated by iSeries systems with data from other sources". "This end-to-end approach is crucial for plugging security blind spots that often exist in IT infrastructures and make companies vulnerable to all forms of internal and external attacks."

President of Patrick Townsend and Associates, Patrick Townsend, said: "We are excited to be working with such a trusted leader in SIEM technology. Partnering with Prism Microsystems enables our customers to leverage their existing event log information from all sources and fold it into an overall security and compliance strategy, in an extremely cost-effective, scalable and integrated approach".

EventTracker and the Alliance LogAgent for System i, by Patrick Townsend and Associates, provide together comprehensive security monitoring for large enterprises with their combined capabilities.
While EventTracker agents collect all log data from other sources including SNMP devices, Solaris BSM, Unix/Linux, Windows, Checkpoint Firewalls and software applications, Alliance LogAgents extract all IBM system i journal entries in real-time and convert them to the syslog format. This data is then sent to the EventTracker console in real-time where it is correlated and made available for review and reporting.

EventTracker is a powerful yet highly scalable, easy to deploy solution that integrates Log Management and Change Management capabilities for comprehensive security. Lafferty added "We want our customers to know that no matter what systems they choose to implement, we are committed to meeting their SIEM needs".
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