Firewall Log Analysis
Unfortunately, many companies still rely on firewall log analysis using traditional batch processing techniques such as PERL scripts. While the data obtained may be useful, it certainly isn't timely—and as a result its relevance is significantly reduced. Worse yet, home-grown solutions can't easily link firewall logs from multiple systems together—a problem made worse for organizations with more than one firewall vendor—and can't correlate the data seen from an individual device with any others, target vulnerabilities, downstream IDS solutions, or the business that would be affected by a threat against the targeted asset.
ThreatCenter solves this firewall log analysis dilemma. By using a highly efficient, scalable and distributed processing architecture, ThreatCenter can handle firewall log analysis for the largest, global enterprises. Easily deployed and supporting enterprise standard systems from leading vendors, ThreatCenter builds on your existing firewall logging and consolidation architecture rather than replacing or modifying it. It analyzes logs in true real-time, normalizes data streams to enable cross-vendor correlation, and integrates these data streams with events from other systems, asset value data and vulnerability scans. As a result of ThreatCenter's firewall log analysis capabilities, you get an integrated view into the threats outside and inside your organization, enabling you to prove regulatory compliance and getting more efficient, more effective, more relevant security operations.
ThreatCenter's firewall log analysis enables comprehensive, understandable and interactive threat, alert and operations reports based on the analyzed data. Its complementary firewall log management system, optimized to store, analyze and report on terabytes of firewall log data using commodity hardware, delivers affordable long term storage and analysis of firewall (and other system) log events, at a price/performance point that simply cannot be matched by commercial or in-house relational firewall log analysis and persistence databases.

