Trend Micro Deep Security
Trend Micro | Deep Security 20.0.737Linux/Unix, Amazon Linux Amazon Linux 2 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Basic steps fails, Support is unresponsive
We needed to upgrade our IPS/IDS solution, and decided to try TrendMicro based on recommendations online.
Web Site was annoyingly slow, the auto generated deployment scripts failed with no warning (returned OK), and I would have expected an IDS/IPS solution firm to have a Support with better response time than 24 hours (and counting).
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Deepsecurity kernel compatibility delaying IPS go-live
The Trend Micro deepsecurity development team are incapable of providing solution for Ubuntu Kernel incompatibility errors due to which the IPS is failing for most of our Linux infrastructure .
Though the Ubuntu Kernels are listed in the Trendmicro deepsecurity website as compatible , such as below kernel versions , we are struggling to receive right support from the Deepsecurity development support teams running into days to resolve it .
Ubuntu Linux 16 (64 bit) (4.4.0-1049-aws)
Ubuntu Linux 16 (64 bit) (4.4.0-1052-aws)
Ubuntu Linux 16 (64 bit) (4.4.0-1047-aws)
Though Trend Micro have got a strong product for IPS/IDS , minor compatibility issues will make us lose confidence in product & support . Hope Deep Security team make improvements to their product to resolve such minor errors.
Instance-Based IDS Tooling Comes to the Marketplace
We prefer to use Software as a Service to power aspects of our business. Having Deep Security as a Service available in the AWS Marketplace makes it very easy for us to include additional EC2 security services from Trend Micro while spending with precision.
Trend Micro's product makes it easy to add additional layers of advanced threat protection, such as Intrusion Detection, using a lightweight security agent. Trend Micro's SaaS product is DevOps-friendly as it provides intelligent agent orchestration and management via programmable automation.