Hi, We have a touch screen on a CNC machine on our production floor that's causing issues. Hey all,Before I get into the problem at hand, I realize this may be a multi phase problem and the document side of it may only be resolving a specific portion of the problem, but I have to start somewhere.The issue to cut off the fat and make it as simpl. Document control/access solution to prevent opening specific documents Best Practices & General IT.I actually did not know much about it (don't believe I ever used it), but there is an interesting write.
Snap! Hard-coded AWS credentials, Exchange Online basic auth, USB4 v2.0, & more! Spiceworks Originalsįirst released on September 2, 1993, W3 Catalog was one of the world's first (primitive) search engines.Major Difference between vSphere 6.7 and 7.0 Major Difference between vSphere 6.7 and 7.0 Virtualization.I do see a need for this type of monitoring, however with changes coming in ways organizations share threat information, I feel there will be other communities popping up which offer insight to who & what is suspicious. I would suggest to all to speak with AlienVault Engineer who would be able to provide logic and methods to your questions. I would like to know very least how AlienVault is different in their methods. I hope the OTX grows and find it limiting (especially when AlienVault has such a database for scanning internal clients.why couldn't it provide what types of traffic its seeing from Suspicious IPs within OTX? I need some more information, I'll admit. Its important to have something that is aware and capable of monitoring. However for the current cost they are asking (even with the discounts) I cannot justify what its doing. It has promise to be something worthwhile. Just opinion.the AlienVault USM and OTX is in its infancy.
The question is, is a secret malware rootkit sending out our confidential data (panic!), is the IP simply one that at some point may have sent out a tracking cookie, and someone of dubious expertise put it into the OCX database (meh), or is this IP indexing content on my site such as attempting to harvest email addresses or phone numbers? Something I'd prefer it not do, but nevertheless, is generally harmless if I haven't been stupid enough to post our employee phone and email directory. If it's happening on a publicly accessible server, maybe not such a worry.įor example, most of the warnings I get say our public web server is communicating with these suspicious IPs. If it's happening on the financial controllers PC, yikes. It also matters on what kind of system it is happening. Suspicious is another way of saying "we're not sure - you decide" while reporting known malicious sites means it has to be addressed immediately. I think the problem is the data is missing context. It seems the OTX database is a crowd-sourced list of suspicious sites, but as with a lot of anti-malware software, it provides little insight into how severe the threat is or the expertise of those who make the determination to put it in your database. You receive alerts when the netstat data shows a communication with a malicious host in the OTX database. Spiceworks is providing the data to AlienVault from a netstat probe.
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