Corelight vs Security Onion
September 20, 2024 | Author: Michael Stromann
See also:
Top 10 Intrusion Detection Systems
Top 10 Intrusion Detection Systems
Corelight and Security Onion are both cybersecurity solutions used for network security monitoring. They help to detect and respond to network-based threats and integrate with Zeek for traffic analysis. Both have open-source core and can be customized/extended with additional tools and scripts.
But Corelight (launched in 2017) is an intrusion detection (IDS) and XDR software for large enterprises and government organizations. It's a paid commercial product with enterprise-level support and features. Corelight provides hardware appliances and cloud-based solutions in addition to software.
Security Onion (2009) is a free and open-source SIEM platform for smaller organizations, educational institutions. It's primarily focused on software-based deployment on existing hardware or virtual environments.
See also: Top 10 Intrusion Detection Systems
But Corelight (launched in 2017) is an intrusion detection (IDS) and XDR software for large enterprises and government organizations. It's a paid commercial product with enterprise-level support and features. Corelight provides hardware appliances and cloud-based solutions in addition to software.
Security Onion (2009) is a free and open-source SIEM platform for smaller organizations, educational institutions. It's primarily focused on software-based deployment on existing hardware or virtual environments.
See also: Top 10 Intrusion Detection Systems