Symantec plans to announce two new appliances: Security Information Manager 9500 and 9550. Due out in September, the appliances are aimed at helping users analyze data from firewalls, antivirus software and other security products.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Additionally, they will let users correlate their data with security intelligence from Symantec’s DeepSight Threat Management System. This analysis of security data could give customers a better view of the attacks waged on their networks and help them raise more-effective shields, Symantec said. The Security Information Manager editions will succeed a current software product called Incident Manager.<\/p>\n
The appliances will be easier to install and can crunch through data faster than Incident Manager, according to Symantec. The 9550, priced at $59,000, is the main device, while the 9500, which costs $39,000, would be used as an extra node in a cluster, the company said. Both devices are 2U rack-mountable Linux-based servers with dual 3GHz Intel Xeon processors. The 9550 has more RAM memory than the 9500 and features 1.2 terabytes of storage space, Symantec said.<\/p>\n
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