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Snare Lite (SIEM & Logging Software)
Snare Enterprise: bit.ly/Snare-Trial
ATTENTION: Snare Lite is unsupported legacy software. While it will remain a part of the SourceForge community, it is no longer secure and compliant. For up to date Snare software check out Snare Enterprise. https://www.snaresolutions.com/try-snare-for-free/ Snare Enterprise was created to keep up with the fast paced security software market. It started with the desire to create premium logging and SIEM tools that were agnostic by nature so they could be used to boost any SIEM... -
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Tarantoga
Lightweight Event Management System (for Monitoring-Events and more)
Tarantoga is an open source lightweight event management system for events from monitoring and more, with similar functionality to IBM Tivoli TEC, Master Cell, or BMC BEM. It supports your ITIL/ITSM event management process. It relies on MongoDB to store the events and Perl as rule programming language. GUI and backend are seperate tools that communicate only via the MongoDB. Tarantoga understands EIF, so you can send events with "postemsg", "msend -e", and the tarantoga tool tsend. Via EIF,... -
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This is a port to Qt/C++ of the Jakarta project's excellent log4j package. Qt users can now benefit from a logging package that can be configured at run-time, thus minimizing (and ideally, eliminating) recompilation.
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