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Security solutions developer High Tower Software announced a
new generation of high performance security appliances designed to help
organizations collect disparate network log data, assess it for potential
security and compliance regulations impact, and store it securely for audit
purposes. Dubbed Cinxi , the product line combines high performance hardware
and a new modular software architecture to deliver a solution at the cutting
edge of the security information and event management (SIEM) market.
- Multiple hardware platforms designed for organizations from small companies to global enterprises.
- 64 bit software system running on multi-core CPU architectures delivering up to 120,000 events per second (EPS) throughput.
- Fast setup and configuration. Less than one hour from installation to full operation.
- Service-oriented software architecture allows each module to run on a single system or in a distributed computing environment.
- Hardware-based encryption of all data at rest and up to 45 TB of storage.
- Reporting packs for major compliance standards such as PCI, FISMA, SOX and GLBA.
- Built-in support for over 1,000 network devices, hardware systems and applications.
- Automatic updating of new services, device integrations and reporting packages without taking the system offline.
A Major Evolution in SIEM
- Cinxi Ranger
- Cinxi Midway
- Cinxi Enterprise
For organizations with a need for large volumes of active
storage, add-on storage cabinets are also available.
- Cinxi Vault
Ease of Installation and Use
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