Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Open Information Security Foundation
Release : Suricata 7
Antivirus check: passed
There are lots of solutions aiming at solving problems surrounding network management, more specifically all the problems around hacks, intrusions, and other types of security breaches that may happen along the setup process and during the working time itself. For this Suricata was made, characterized as being free, highly configurable (and open source, too), well optimized, and generally comfortable to use if used properly, by professionals.
Suricata itself is composed of several modules that work together, to log, threat manage, regular policy violations analyze, and more. The software is fit for handling multi-gigabit traffic load, having a clean and effective code base to back the performance side off. Most of the processes done after the setup are done automatically, so protocol detection, logging, HTTP recognition, and others are done seamlessly and effectively. The interface is simple and informative, consisting of quite a few tabs that each have its own purpose, being imported from other places to complement the working process and fresh instances to add to the overall data overview quality.
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And, that's most of the stuff needing covering, though obviously not all the things that come with the great program it is of Suricata. Not to say it is absolutely perfect, especially due to the precision and knowledge required to set up the software's work to an optimized and running state and all the possible casuses that may come with it, but it surely deserves a sweet spot among this type of utility applications/software packages.
Suricata is a great open source software solution, mainly profiting its users of stability, amount of features needed for proper network job, advanced security options, and more