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Andrisoft WANGUARD

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WANGUARD
File:WANGUARD logo.png
Developer(s)Andrisoft SRL
Initial releaseMarch 1, 2006
Stable release
5.3 / December 23, 2013 (2013-12-23)
Written inC, PHP, JavaScript, Perl
Engine
    Operating systemLinux
    Available inEnglish
    TypeNetwork monitoring, DDoS mitigation
    LicenseProprietary EULA
    Websitehttp://www.andrisoft.com

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    Andrisoft WANGUARD is a commercial software that monitors IP traffic and protects networks from DDoS attacks by filtering the malicious packets and by black-holing destinations.
    Its web interface provides customizable Dashboards with real-time traffic graphs and tops, complex reports with aggregated data for hosts, departments, interfaces, applications, ports, protocols and more.
    Infonetics Research includes Andrisoft among the tracked DDoS prevention vendors.[1]

    File:WANGUARD 5 Main Dashboard.jpg
    WANGUARD 5 Dashboard
    File:WANGUARD 5 Interfaces Overview.jpg
    WANGUARD 5 Interfaces
    File:WANGUARD 5 DDoS Attack.jpg
    WANGUARD 5 Attack Report

    Features[edit]

    The key features [2] of the product are:

    • Distributed traffic monitoring – it uses software sensors that can be deployed across the network to monitor IP traffic by Port mirroring, NetFlow, SFlow or IPFIX.
    • Web Interface – the integrated Ajax-based web portal provides centralized management and a network-wide visibility of traffic flows, events and other collected data.
    • DDoS detection – DDoS attacks are detected by a traffic anomaly detection engine that can use user-defined traffic policies or Holt-Winters-based traffic behaviour analysis.
    • DDoS mitigation – it generates Iptables rules that block attacking IP Addresses; spoof attacks are filtered by applying dynamic rules for source or destination TCP and UDP ports, IP protocols, TTL, TCP SYN etc.
    • Collector of flows and packets – it provides a flow collector and a web-based, Wireshark-like Packet analyzer that can save packets or flows.
    • Real-time reporting – the traffic analysis engine updates graphs, tops and statistics every 5 seconds; histograms appear animated.
    • Historical reporting – every data retention parameter can be configured from 1 day to 10 years; reports can be generated for any custom time period.
    • Scheduled reporting – consolidated reports can be automatically generated and emailed at preconfigured intervals of time.
    • Automatic responses – it includes modules for sending emails, executing custom scripts, notify SIEM systems though SNMP traps etc.; responses to threats can be extended though an open API.

    Editions[edit]

    Since 2012 Andrisoft is also releasing a "lite" version of WANGUARD called WANSIGHT that doesn't contain features related to traffic anomalies.[3]

    Releases[edit]

    Date Release Notes
    1 March 2006 1.0[4] First public release
    1 March 2008 2.0[5] Major performance improvements and a completely rewritten web console
    5 January 2009 3.0[6] Major performance improvements, bug fixes, 10 Gigabit Ethernet packet sniffing, Netflow sampling support and improved AS Numbers support
    8 May 2010 4.0[7] Adds a brand new Web User Interface, performance improvements, partial SFlow support, 95th percentile, greatly improved traffic accounting and traffic graphs support, advanced permissions for user roles, FreeBSD 8 support, LDAP and Active Directory support, Events Reporting, Scheduled Reports, Tables and Logs can be exported in Excel, VLAN & MPLS support, PF_RING support for improved 10 Gbit/s packets sniffing, RAM storage method for IP graphs, RRDCache support, NetFlow archive, 4 Console themes, DNS reverse lookups for IP addresses
    20 October 2012 5.0[8] WANGuard is renamed WANGUARD. It adds extensible traffic decoders, a new traffic thresholds system, NetFlow v9, native SFlow, IPFIX, traffic capturing framework, Combined Reports and Dashboard, full IPv6 support, new decoders, multiple CPU support for packet sniffing, in-NIC hardware filters, IPv4 and IPv6 mask restrictions to BGP announcements

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