Increased Protection for VMware Virtual Machines
Third Brigade VM Protection is free software you can use to quickly establish a line of defense, for as many as 100 virtual machines, whether deployed in a private or public cloud. Multiple layers of protection are combined in a single software agent to increase security and gain visibility into potentially malicious activity targeting your VMs. Third Brigade VM Protection deploys quickly, is centrally managed, and is integrated with VMware vCenter Server.
Apply Third Brigade VM Protection to:
- Deploy cloud-ready security. Protecting the server and application software on VMs allows them to be deployed safely with other VMs, achieving VM isolation and reducing audit scope.
- Mobilize virtual machines. Utilize VMware VMotion while retaining protection and compliance of VM systems, independent of location.
- Maintain security best practices. Firewall, intrusion detection (IDS) and integrity monitoring can be applied to virtual machines, with centralized management for efficient operation and audit capabilities.
- Achieve comprehensive protection, quickly. Take advantage of security profiles and Third Brigade recommendation scanning to apply protection against vulnerabilities in guest operating systems and applications.
- Detect suspicious behavior. Monitor critical operating system and application files and detect reconnaissance scans.
- Achieve compliance with PCI and other regulations. Integrity monitoring and auditable reports document prevented attacks, policy compliance status, and help reduce the preparation time required to support audits.
Integrates with VMware vCenter Server
Ideal for use by enterprises and service providers in order to fully utilize their virtualization environments, Third Brigade VM Protection provides:
- Firewall, IDS, Integrity Monitoring and Log Inspection
- Typical out-of-the box configurations (security profiles) for Microsoft® Windows® and Linux servers
- Integration with VMware vCenter Server to achieve visibility into VMs and their state
