Network IDS
- Can I apply filters on network traffic?
- Do I need an Alert Logic appliance to collect threat traffic?
- How does the Alert Logic agent respond if the host it is installed on has maxed out CPU and memory?
- How frequent and what size are the IDS signature updates that are sent to Alert Logic appliances?
- How long does Alert Logic keep event and incident data?
- In which AWS regions is the Threat Manager AMI available?
- What are the definitions of event classifications?
- What AWS instance types are supported by Alert Logic?
- What can the Alert Logic network intrusion detection system block?
- What ciphers does Alert Logic accept?
- What is the Alert Logic Decryptor?
- What is the difference between a tap and a SPAN?
- What is the maximum duration that can be set for quick block and policy blocking?
- What methods can be used to monitor network traffic?
- Can I apply filters on network traffic?
- Do I need an Alert Logic appliance to collect threat traffic?
- How does the Alert Logic agent respond if the host it is installed on has maxed out CPU and memory?
- How frequent and what size are the IDS signature updates that are sent to Alert Logic appliances?
- How long does Alert Logic keep event and incident data?
- In which AWS regions is the Threat Manager AMI available?
- What are the definitions of event classifications?
- What AWS instance types are supported by Alert Logic?
- What can the Alert Logic network intrusion detection system block?
- What ciphers does Alert Logic accept?
- What is the Alert Logic Decryptor?
- What is the difference between a tap and a SPAN?
- What is the maximum duration that can be set for quick block and policy blocking?
- What methods can be used to monitor network traffic?