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Data Sheet
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Cisco Part Number
(Global Controller Models)
LC Models
Supported
Maximum
Connections
Storage Rack Unit Power
Cisco Security MARS GC
(CS-MARS-GC-K9)
Cisco Security
MARS
20/50/100/100
e/200 only
Not currently
restricted
1 TB RAID
10 hot-
swappable
4 RU x
25.6 in.
2x 500W
dual-
redundant,
120/240V
autoswitch
Cisco Security MARS GC2 R
(CS-MARS-GC2R-K9)
Cisco Security
MARS 20/50
only
5 2 TB RAID
10 hot-
swappable
2 RU x 27
3/4" (D);
3.44" (H);
19" (W) in.
2x 750 W
dual-
redundant,
120/240V
autoswitch
Cisco Security MARS GC2
(CS-MARS-GC2-K9)
All Cisco
Security
MARS
Not currently
restricted
2 TB RAID
10 hot-
swappable
2 RU x 27
3/4" (D);
3.44" (H);
19" (W) in.
2x 750 W
dual-
redundant,
120/240V
autoswitch
Dynamic Session-Based Correlation
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Network Based Anomaly detection, including Cisco NetFlow
●
Behavior-based and rules-based event correlation
●
Comprehensive built-in and user-defined rules
●
Automated NAT normalization
Topology Discovery
●
Layer 3 and Layer 2 routers, switches, and firewalls
●
Network IDS blades and appliances
●
Manual and scheduled discovery
●
Secure Shell (SSH), SNMP, Telnet, and device-specific communications
Vulnerability Analysis
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Incident-triggered targeted network-based and host-based fingerprinting
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Switch, router, firewall, and NAT configuration analysis
●
Automated vulnerability scanner data capture
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Automated and user-tuned false positive analysis
Incident Analysis and Response
●
Role-based security event management dashboard
●
Session-based event consolidation with full-rule context
●
Graphical attack path visualization with detailed investigation
●
Attack path device profiles with endpoint MAC identification
●
Graphical and detailed sequential attack pattern display
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Incident details, including rules, raw events, common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs),
and mitigation options
●
Immediate incident investigation and false positive determination
●
GUI rule definition in support of custom rules and keyword parsing
●
Incident escalation with user-based “to-do” work list
●
Notification, including e-mail, pager, syslog, and SNMP
●
Integration with existing ticketing and workflow system via Extensible Markup Language
(XML) event notification