Simplify SOC operations for MSSPs & global enterprises
Centralize. Standardize. Scale.
Snare’s latest release streamlines multilingual log analysis, accelerates estate-wide policy management, and deepens integrations with leading SIEM and analytics platforms—so your SOC can move faster with less effort and lower cost.
Key outcomes:
Faster investigations | Lower SIEM ingestion costs | Consistent rules & dashboards | Easier deployment & governance
Why this release matters!
Translate Windows audit data back to English while devices remain in local languages—standardize detections, alerts, and dashboards across regions.
Default templates, bulk actions, and expanded remote policy controls cut repetitive admin across large estates.
Purpose-built routing for Securonix & Devo (plus Splunk and others) speeds parser rollout and improves table-level targeting.
New Linux telemetry gives your SOC operational context (CPU, disk, memory, network) to correlate performance and security signals.
One language standard across international estates.
Targeted routing, cleaner tagging, and policy centralization reduce noise and ingestion waste.
Templates, bulk actions, and remote policy changes shrink deployment and change windows.
Linux telemetry and unified policy control improve MTTR and post-incident forensics.
Whether you’re modernizing your SIEM, tightening compliance, or just need bulletproof log collection — Snare Agent delivers. Built for enterprise scale, trusted in defence, financial services, healthcare, and government.
Snare Agent Manager is a core component of the Snare Security Suite, working in concert with:
Is there a performance impact from Linux telemetry?
Telemetry is lightweight and configurable. You can tune or scope metrics collection per policy and estate needs.
Do I need to re-install agents to use templates or translation?
In most cases, no re-install is required—updates are delivered via standard upgrade paths. Templates and translation are policy-driven features managed via SAM.
Which SIEMs are supported?
Snare integrates with leading platforms including Securonix, Devo, Splunk, and others via policy-to-destination routing and standards-based protocols.
Can I keep some agents unmanaged?
Yes. Move agents to the Unmanaged group to restore local policy control while keeping visibility in SAM.
How does LDAP work with SAM?
SAM can delegate auth to your directory (LDAP), so you can apply enterprise identity and access policies consistently.
Is there an upgrade/EOL notice to review?
Check the Release Notes and EOL Notices for platform support timelines and planning guidance.
