Virus, Attack, Security, and Spam Reports
from Firewall Logs
Detailed Security, Virus, Attack and Spam Analysis
Firewall Analyzer includes instant reports on viruses, attacks and
security breach in your network. These reports instantly show
you the viruses
active on the network, the hosts that have been affected,
and more. With these reports it is easier for IT to do business
risk assessment, detect problems and resolve them as soon
as they are found.
Security Reports
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Security
reports give detailed information on possible security
threats to the network. Reports include information
on top
denied hosts, denied protocols, and top security
events generated. These reports give more insight into
possible
security threats, and help IT determine if security
policies across the network need to be revised. |
Virus Reports
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Virus
reports give in-depth information on virus attacks,
hosts
infected, severity of the attack, subtype, and more.
With drillable details to the raw log level on top
viruses and top protocols used by viruses, the complete details of the virus related raw log is available. The raw log message make troubleshooting and problem resolution
faster and more efficient. |
Attack Reports
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Attack
reports give detailed information on possible network
attacks, peer-to-peer attacks, etc. Reports include information on top
attackers, top targets, protocols used for the attack,
etc. Top attackers report distinguishes between two scenario like, one user attacking large number of hosts (say 1000) with particular type of attack and one user attacking a single host with large number (say 1000) of particular type of attack. These reports gives the IT administrators with
insight to counter such attacks. |
Spam Reports
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Spam reports give detailed information on spam activity in the netwrok. Reports include information
on top
spam generators, top spam receivers, and top rules allowing spam. These reports give more insight into
possible
spam threats, and help IT department control the spam activity across the network. |