Snare Releases Latest Versions of Snare Enterprise Agent v5.9 & SAM v2.1

The latest Snare versions introduce advanced telemetry monitoring, secure log delivery with mutual TLS, and expanded policy management for greater control and security across IT environments.

The highly anticipated release of Snare Enterprise Agent v5.9 and Snare Agent Manager (SAM) v2.1 on 3rd December 2024 introduces extensive new features, security upgrades, and critical bug fixes. This update delivers advanced tools for comprehensive monitoring, enhanced data security, and streamlined policy management, empowering organizations to meet modern cybersecurity and operational needs effectively.

Key features and enhancements include:

Snare Enterprise Agent

Support for collecting telemetry data within the Snare Agent. Snare can now generate and collect logs for CPU, Disk, Memory, and Network Telemetry Monitoring.
Support for mutual TLS (mTLS) protocol was added as a Network Destination in the Agent.
Snare Agents can now deliver event logs directly to Devo Syslog Event Load Balancers (ELB).
New DEVO and DEVO JSON formats were added to the Network Destination Configuration in the Agent to support direct delivery to Devo.
New UI update to the navigation menu of the agent to simplify configuration and management.
Improvements to the Audit Service Statistics page to make labels clearer and display accurate data.
Web GUI password can now be reset using the Reset Password button added to the Access Configuration Web Page.
Web GUI password can now be reset from the command line interface by running the Agent executable with the -p flag followed by the new password.
Added new configuration setting Disable License Pre-Expiry Heartbeats to allow the disabling of heartbeats related to upcoming license or support expiry.
Various other minor features, bugs, and security enhancements.

Enterprise Agent v5.9 (1)

SAMC-v2.1 (1)

SAM

Agent Policy Management Groups may now contain up to 255 distinct IP Filters.
Network Destinations can now be added, edited, and deleted in the Master Configuration tab.
File Destinations can now be added, edited, and deleted in the Master Configuration tab.
Audit Policies for Windows, Windows Desktop, and WEC Agents can now be added, edited, deleted, and reordered in the Master Configuration tab.
File Access Monitoring (FAM) policies for Windows, Windows Desktop, and WEC Agents can now be added, edited, and deleted in the Master Configuration tab.
Registry Access Monitoring (RAM) policies for Windows, Windows Desktop, and WEC Agents can now be added, edited, and deleted in the Master Configuration tab.
Agent Policies will now properly use ISO 8601 date-time for Last Seen and Last Updated fields within the user interface. Agents already in groups will have these fields updated during the polling of Agent Policies as they connect or update configuration respectively.
Added a mutual TLS (mTLS) protocol option in Network Destination configuration in the Master Configuration tab.
Snare Agent Manager now lets users set a one-day inactivity delay for short-lived server license allocation to recycle quicker. The licensing grace period has also been adjusted relative to inactivity delay (inactivity delay plus two days).
Added case-sensitive search option on Agents pages.
Various other minor features, bugs, and security enhancements.

Explore the complete capabilities of Snare Enterprise Agent v5.9 and SAM v2.1 to optimize IT monitoring and security.

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