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eTrust Network Forensics

Overview eTrust Network Forensics from Computer Associates International, Inc. (CA) is a revolutionary threat management solution that employs a methodology known as network security analysis, designed to help enterprises investigate nodal communication patterns and dependencies. This paper discusses how eTrust Network Forensics captures raw network data and uses advanced forensics analysis to identify how business assets are affected by network exploits, internal data theft, and security or HR policy violations. In addition, it will show how its patented technology allows IT and security staff to visualize network activity, uncover anomalous traffic and investigate breaches with a single, convenient solution.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Computer Associates	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	46
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Applications, Security Management, Network Security

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