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2007-03-22 14:26:13 |
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Greetings,
I’m planning to use ModSecurity for my environment, I understand
that I have to install ModSecurity Apache in each of the Web Servers (20, 10 on
each Data Center) and also I need to install
ModSecurity Console ( at least 3 on each site). As far as the rules, the
latest version of the Core Rules is bundled with ModSecurity 2.1.0. Now, how it works
if a new rule come into place? Do we have to worry about that or it will
distributed by ModSecurity??
Now you see my environment that I have … do you think
the way that im doing is the correct one?
Please advice
Thanks
Chris
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| Re: new on ModSecurity |
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2007-03-22 17:57:06 |
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[mailto:mod-security-users-bounces lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Chris Montesdeoca
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007
3:26 PM
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Subject: [mod-security-users] new
on ModSecurity
Greetings,
I’m planning to use ModSecurity for my environment, I
understand that I have to install ModSecurity Apache in each of the Web Servers
(20, 10 on each Data
Center)
[Ryan Barnett] Are all 30 of your web server currently
running Apache 2.X? If so, then yes, you can install ModSecurity 2.1.0
onto each of the web servers. If some of the web servers are not Apache
or if you would like to try and reduce the number of installations, you could
consider running an Apache reverse proxy server to front-end these various
other servers. You could then just install ModSecurity onto the reverse
proxy server and protect all of the back-end systems.
<Vendor Pitch>If you like the reverse proxy idea but don’t
have the time, resources, expertise to do it, then you might want to consider
the commercial M1000 appliance - http://www.breach.com/products_m1000.asp.
</Vendor Pitch>
and also I need to install ModSecurity Console ( at least 3
on each site).
[Ryan Barnett] If you install ModSecurity on all 30 servers
and want to send the audit log/alerts to a Console, you would need to deploy 10
total Console servers (as there is a 3 Sensor limit on the open source
version).
<Another Vendor Pitch>Honestly, if you are going to
have Mod running on that many servers, you might want to consider some of the commercial
Breach offerings – specifically the upcoming ModSecurity Enterprise
Manager which is a production quality central log host and would be able to
handle all of these sensors.</Another Vendor Pitch>
As far as the rules, the latest version of the
Core Rules is bundled with ModSecurity 2.1.0. Now, how it works if a new rule
come into place? Do we have to worry about that or it will distributed by
ModSecurity??
[Ryan Barnett] The Core Rules are now bundled with the
ModSecurity software so you would need to download the entire archive. If/when
there are updates to the Core Rules, Ofer will send out announcements to the
mail-list so that you will know when to go and grab the latest/greatest.
Now you see my environment that I have … do you think
the way that im doing is the correct one?
[Ryan Barnett] Sorry for throwing in some vendor stuff here…;
I normally try to keep that to an absolute minimum however it seemed appropriate
here. Let me know if you need any more assistance.
Please advice
Thanks
Chris
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