[Autogenerated] we were just able to demonstrate the installation,
configuration and functionality of pulled pork as well as talk
about some of the rules and rule set nuances.
Now it's time to wrap up the module and the course we started
out this course by talking about the general capabilities that
snort has and how we can expand them.
We learned about how to integrate the I PS tool with the open
source PF sense firewall and explored some of the
configurations and behavior surrounding that.
We also discussed how to configure snore and send
data to the open source sim tool,
the Elastic Stack After that we discussed optimizing snort data.
This conversation started out by showing the outputs for snort and
highlighting the Elastic Stack and how you can view the data in Kibana
you also learned about the fields and how you can manipulate them to
suit the organization's needs.
We were able to see how snore integrates with and is built into
the Cisco secure firewall solution as well.
You learned about how snorts pre processors work to assist the tool
in decoding and analyzing the network traffic.
We focused on three specific ones and saw each of them in the lab.
They were the http inspect ports can and app IDE pre processors or inspectors.
These really help to expand the capabilities of the tool in very easy ways.
We also detailed using plugins with snort during this module,
the various plugins and plugin types were highlighted and
we were able to utilize a free package that comes with
example plugins to see them.
We installed this North three extras package and saw how you can
pull application statistics using the app,
IDE listener.
Finally, we talked about pulled pork and rural management in general,
you were able to see the installation configuration and the usage of this tool.