Symantec Security Information Manager
Version 4.7
Agenda
What are the challenges?
What is Security Information Manager?
How does Security Information Manager work?
Managing IT Security
PREVENT
INFORM
COMPLY
• Monitor user access
violations
• Prioritize attacks as they
occur
• Reduce impact through
quicker remediation
• Assist forensic
investigations
• Establish metrics and
trends
• Correlate to global
threat activity
• Collect, query and
analyze log data
• Meet long term log
retention requirements
• Provide on demand
What is Security Information Manager?
Collection
Storage
Correlation
Reporting
Security
Information
Manager
• Flexible capacity
• Archive segmentations
• Quick queries/searches
• Retention Policy
Automation
• Customizable consoles
• Web based portals
• Raw event data viewer
• Over 150 out of the box
compliance reports
• Broad and customizable
• High volume processing
• Meaningful normalization
• Assured reliability
• Pattern based rules
• Global Intelligence
Network integration
• Asset groupings
• Over 400 out of box
Why Symantec
Symantec Security Information Manager
“Optional”
Intelligence
Feed
(GIN)
Only 1 optional component
No excessive “add-on” costs
Single deployment supports evolving needs
Universal
Collector
Other
sources…
Firewall
Intrusion Prevention Windows Events SyslogCollectors
Correlation
Manager
Manager
Console
Pre-built
Queries
LiveUpdate
Service
Log
Archiving
Infrastructure
Components
Reports and
Dashboards
All Inclusive Solution
150+
Pre-defined
Key Advantages
•
Lower acquisition and maintenance costs
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Rapid Deployment = Faster time to value
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Lower maintenance overhead
•
Dynamic correlation with updated external intelligence content (GIN)
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Expands external attack information for bots, worms and IP addresses
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Improves posture for proactive protection
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Flat file data structure
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Faster querying
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More economical archiving and storage
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Automated updates to remediation and workflow guidance
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Attack descriptions
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Optimal safeguard details and mitigation steps
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Single solution for log and event management
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Does not require two separate infrastructures
What to ask yourself
What is the required deployment timeframe for your SIM?
What staff resources and expertise will be available to maintain database
tuning and correlation rule development?
What are your requirements for true “real time” processing of events?
Can your SIM detect malicious IPs coming in or targeting your network?
Can your SIM detect malicious traffic coming from your network to a
malicious IP source?
Can your SIM determine when malicious IP traffic is actually coming from an
internal address in your own network?
Can your SIM make recommendations for best safeguards and mitigation
Firewall breaches
Infected systems
Virus outbreaks
Privileged user activities
Other internal
events…
Corporate
Network
Mail and
Groupware
Antivirus
OS
Databases
IDS/IPS
Firewalls
Syslogs
Vulnerability
Scanners
Other
sources
…
Typical SIM’s focus ONLY
EXTERNAL activities are becoming
increasingly important….
Additional Intelligence on:
Malicious IPs
Botnet IPs
Worm IPs
Comprehensive
Visibility
Firewall breaches
Infected systems
Virus outbreaks
Privileged user activities
Other internal
events…
Malicious Traffic
Why Is This Important?
• Incoming Botnet commands and controls
from a malicious host
• Port scans against the network
Coming to or targeting
your network
• Bot communicating information back to a
malicious host
• Proprietary data leaks
Coming from your
network to a malicious
source
• Network used as a proxy by hackers to
conduct their business
• Network bandwidth compromised
True Integration
Integrated Global Intelligence console information:
•
Latest global threat trends and statistics
•
Current vulnerability and attack pattern details
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Up to date threat resolution details and recommended safeguards
Dedicated Global Intelligence rules:
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IP Watchlist Source
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IP Watchlist Destination
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Organization IP in Watchlist
Global Intelligence integration into multi-conditional rules
Indicating Source IP Activity
Indicating Target IP Activity
Indicating IP Watchlist Activity from
Inside the Network
Making a Good Thing Better
Advanced Capabilities
Symantec Security
Information
Manager
Every Other SIM
Do you know if there’s malicious traffic being
sourced from your network?
Yes
?
Can you identify known Worm IPs communicating
with your network?
Yes
?
Can you identify resources in your network
communicating information back to a known
malicious host?
Yes
?
Can you detect when your network is being used as
a proxy by hackers to conduct their business?
Yes
?
Can you preemptively correlate external malicious
Summary
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Unified log Management and Correlation
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Advanced Intelligence
•
Comprehensive Analysis
•
Broad and Customizable Data Collection
•
Flexible Storage Options and Automated Archiving
Intrusion Detection/Prevention
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