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Supported Software The following table identifies the log types that the Binary Defense SIEM supports out of the Formatted: Not Different first page header box. Supported Software Vendor Supported Software A10 Thunder WAF Abas ERP Abas Accellion Kiteworks Actiontec Verizon FIOS router Adtran NetVanta Aerohive Networks Wireless Access Point AIDE Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment Alcatel Arista Switch AlienVault Agent | Availability-Monitoring | HIDS | Monit | Monitor |Netflow Alerts | NIDS | Nmap Hosts | Nmap Monitor | OCS Monitor | Ping Monitor | Post-Correlation | TCPTrack Monitor | USBdev | User Activity | Whois Monitor | WMI Application Logger | WMI Monitor | WMI Security Logger | Allot Communications NetEnforcer Amun Amun Honeypot Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy Apache Software Apache HTTP Server | OpenLDAP | SpamAssassin | Tomcat | Foundation Apple AirPort Extreme | OS-X AQTRONiX WebKnight 1 Arbor Networks Pravail APS Arista Switches Arpalert Arpalert Array Networks Secure Access Gateway Artemisa Artemisa Honeypot Artica Proxy Aruba Networks Airwave | ClearPass | Mobility Access Switches | Wireless Asterisk VoIP AsusTek Wireless Router Automatic Software HoneyBOT Solutions Automation Access Tarantella Avast Free Antivirus Avaya Media Gateway | VSP switches | Wireless LAN Barracuda Link Balancer | Next Gen Firewall | Spam Firewall | SSL VPN | Web Application Firewall | Web Filter Binary Defense Artillery Honeypot Bitdefender GravityZone Blackboard Learn Blue Coat PacketShaper | ProxySG Bomgar Remote Support and Privileged Access Bromium vSentry Bro Bro NSM 2 Broadweb IPS-Netkeeper | Netkeeper NIDS Brocade Brocade Devices | Vyatta vRouter Buffalo AM TeraStation Canary Tools Carbon Black Defense | Enterprise Protection | Enterprise Response Cerberus FTP Server Check Point FireWall | Media Encryption and Port Protection Ciena Packetwave Cisco ACE Application Control Engine | ACS Secure Access Control Server | ASA Adaptive Security Appliance | ASR Aggregation Services Router | AsyncOS Email Security Appliance | Call Manager | Cisco Unified Border Element | Expressway | FirePower | Firewall Services Module | IDS Intrusion Detection System | IPS Intrusion Prevention System | IronPort | ISA | ISE | Lancope StealthWatch | Meraki | Next Generation Intrusion Prevention System NGIPS | NX- OS | OpenDNS Enterprise Insights | PIX Private Internet eXchange | Prime | Router | RV Series VPN Router | Unified Communications Manager | Unified Computing System | Viptela | VPN | VPN 3000 Series | Wireless LAN Controller Citrix NetScaler ClamAV ClamAV ClamWin ClamWin Free Antivirus Claroty Platform Clearswift Secure Email Gateway ClickStudios Passwordstate CloudPassage Halo 3 Comodo Antivirus ContentKeeper Secure Internet Gateway Corero IPS CorreLog CorreLog Windows Agent and Toolkit Coslat Security Systems Hotspot Courier-MTA Courier Mail Server CrowdStrike Falcon Host CrushFTP CrushFTP CRYPTTECH CryptoSPOT CyberArk Enterprise Password Vault CyberGuard SG565 CyberX XSense Cylance CylancePROTECT Cyphort Cyphort APT Defense Platform D-Link DES Series | Unified Wireless Controller | UTM Firewall Damballa Failsafe Darktrace DCIP Datto Siris Platform Dell EMC DataDomain | EMC Isilon | EMC Recover Point | EMC VNXe | EqualLogic | Foce10 Switches | iDRAC | M1000 Chassis | SecureWorks | SonicWALL Scrutinizer | SonicWall VPN | Switches DenyAll DenyAll WAF Digital Defense Frontline Vulnerability Manager Incorporated 4 Digital Guardian Digital Guardian Dovecot Secure IMAP Server DrayTek Vigor Drupal Drupal CMS Dtex Systems Dtex Duo Two-Factor Authentication Edgewave iPrism Enterasys Dragon IDS | Matrix N- Series Envault Airlock Eset Eset Evolium Redtrust Extenua SilverSHielD ExtraHop Reveal Extreme Networks NetSight NAC Manager | Summit Series | Switch F-secure Policy Manager Console F5 BIG-IP | FirePass SSL VPN Fail2ban Fail2ban FalconStor Software IPStor FatPipe Networks MPVPN FireEye CM | HX Series | MPS ForcePoint DLP | NG Firewall | Triton AP-Web ForeScout CounterACT 5 Fortinet FortiAuthenticator | FortiGate | FortiGuard | FortiMail | Fortiweb | fortiWLC | Meru Networks WLAN Controller FreeBSD IPFW Firewall | NTPdate Free IPA FreeIPA FreeRADIUS Freeradius Gajshield firewall gajshield gajproactive GeCAD Axigen Mail Server Geist Watchdog GFI Vipre Antivirus Global Technology Firewall Associates H3C AP | Ethernet Switch HAProxy HAProxy HARPP HARPP DDoS Mitigator HelpSystems Powertech Interact Hitachi NAS Platform Honeyd Honeyd Virtual Honeypot Honeynet Project GlastopfNG Honeypot | Nepenthes Honeypot HP BladeSystem Chassis | E-Series Mobility | EVA Storage | MSM Integrated Controller | SAN Switch | Serviceguard | SiteScope | Switch HPE 3PAR | Integrated Lights Out Huawei Enterprise Router | IPS | NG-Firewall 6 HyTrust Key Control IBM Aix Audit | AS400 | Fidelis Network Data Loss Protection | InfoSphere Guardium | Integrated Management Module | Proventia IPS | RASlog | RealSecure Server Sensor | Storwize V7000 | Tivoli Access Manager WebSEAL | VisionPLUS | Websphere IBM Internet Security Site Protector Systems IBoss Iboss Illusive Networks Honeypot Immunity El Jefe Imperva Incapsula WAF | SecureSphere Imprivata Onesign Infoblox DNS Server Innovative Solutions LinQ2FA Intersect Alliance Snare Inverse Inc PacketFence ISC BIND Juniper Networks EX Series | IDP Series | ISG Series | MX Routers | NetScreen Security Manager | NetScreen Series Firewall | NetWork and Security Manager | NSM Network and Security Manager | SA Secure Access Series | SRX Series Kaspersky Antivirus | Security Center Kemp Technologies VLM-2000-W Kerio Technology Kerio Connect Kismet Kismet Wireless 7 Linux DHCP | DHCP Server | NFS Network File System | Useradd/Groupadd Linux-HA Heartbeat Locum RealTime Monitor LOGbinder LOGbinder for SharePoint Lucent VPN Firewall Brick M0n0wall M0n0wall Embedded Firewall Malwarebytes Breach Remediation | Endpoint Security | Malwarebytes Manage Engine ADAudit Plus | Password Manager Pro McAfee Anti-Spam | Antivirus Engine | Database Security | ePolicy Orchestrator | Firewall Enterprise | IntruShield IPS | McAfee-MWG | MVISION Cloud | Network Security Platform Microfocus Voltage Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics | Advanced Threat Protection | DHCP Client Service | DNS Server | Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit | Exchange Server | IIS | ISA Internet Security and Acceleration Server | MSSQL | Multi-Factor Authentication | Network Policy Server | Office 365 Advanced Security Management | SCOM | SQL Server | Sysmon | System Center Configuration Manager | Windows | Windows Firewall | Windows IIS FTP Server MikroTik Router MobileIron Sentry Moodle Moodle Motorola RFS 4000 | RFS Series Mwcollect Mwcollect Honeypot 8 NBS System Naxsi Netasq U-Series Netgear FVS318 ProSafe VPN Firewall | Switch NETGEAR Switch NetMotion Moblity VPN Netwrix Netwrix Auditor NGinX NGinX Nimble Nimble-OS Ninetlabs Unbound DNS Nortel Networks Alteon | Baystack Ethernet Switch | Passport 1612 Switch NTSyslog NTSyslog ObserveIT ObserveIT OISF Suricata Open-Xchange PowerDNS OpenBSD OpenSSH | PF Packet Filter OpenLDAP OpenLDAP OpenNMS OpenNMS OpenSwan IPsec OpenVPN OpenVPN Access Server Optenet MailSecure Oracle Audit Vault and Database Firewall | Database Server | JD Edwards EnterpriseONE | MySQL Server | Oracle Access Manager | Palerra Cloud Security | WebLogic Server | 9 OSC Radiator RADIUS Sever Osiris Osiris HIDS OSquery OSquery OwnCloud OwnCloud Palo Alto Networks PA-5000 Series | Traps Panda Security AdminSecure | Security for Enterprise Peplink Balance Multi-WAN Router Plixer Scrutinizer Portnox CORE Postfix Postfix PostgreSQL GDG Postgresql Power Admin PA File Sight Prads Prads Preempt Security Behavioral Firewall ProFTPD ProFTPD Proofpoint Protection Server | Targeted Attack Protection | Threat Response Proxim Orinoco AP700 Pulse Secure Remote Access VPN | Virtual Traffic Manager Pure Storage Purity Operating Environment Pure-FTPd Pure-FTPd QNAP QTS Quest Software Defender GO-6 Token Quick Heal SQEPS6.3 10 RAD ETX-2 Radware APSolute Vision | DefensePro Rapid7 Nexpose Red Hat Audit | JBoss Middleware | Resource Group (Cluster Service) Manager Daemon Riverbed Technology SteelHead | Xirrus Wireless Access Point Roksit Roksit DNS Firewall RRDtool RRDtool RSA Authentication Manager | SecurID | SecurID Software Token Converter RSA Security SecurID IDR Rubrik Backup Ruckus ZoneDirector SafeNet Authentication Service SafeNet eSafe Samba Samba SMB Samhain Labs Samhain Sangfor IAM | NGFW SAP NetWeaver SDS VitalSigns SIEM Agent Sectona Spectra PAM SecureAuth SecureAuth SecureLink Enterprise 11 Security Matters SilentDefense Seeburger BIS SELinux SELinux SendMail SendMail Sensplorer Environment Monitoring System SentinelOne SentinelOne Shorewall Shorewall Shrubbery Networks TACACS+ SiteMinder Policy-Server Snort Snort Softerra Adaxes SoftEther VPN SoftEther VPN Solida Systems Solida SL-6000 International Sophos Antivirus | Central | Cyberoam-Firewall | EC | ES | Secure Web Gateway | Sophos-UTM | XG Squid Squid Cache Proxy SquidGuard SquidGuard STEALTHbits Activity Monitor | StealthINTERCEPT Stonesoft IPS | StoneGate Stormshield Network Security Stunnel Stunnel Sudo Sudo 12 Suhosin Suhosin PHP Security Extension Suse IPTables Symantec AMS | ATP | Data Loss Prevention | Endpoint Protection | Messaging Gateway | Protection Synology DiskStation Syslog Syslog Tanium EndPoint Platform Tenable Nessus Tesserent Managed Next Gen Firewall Thycotic Software Secret Server TitanHQ SpamTitan | Web Titan Gateway Trend Micro Control Manager | Deep Discovery Analyzer | Deep Discovery Inspector |
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