Abstract: Techniques are provided for secure detection and management of compromised credentials. A first candidate credential is received, comprising a first username and a first password, wherein the first candidate credential was sent in a first request from a first client computer to log in to a first server computer. A first salt associated with the first username in a salt database is obtained. A first hashed credential is generated based on the first password and the first salt. The first hashed credential is transmitted to a set model server computer, wherein the set model server computer is configured to maintain a set model that represents a set of spilled credentials, determine whether the first hashed credential is represented in the set model, and in response to determining that the first hashed credential is represented in the set model, performing additional processing on the first hashed credential.

Abstract: Enforcing a policy is described. A mapping between an IP address of a device and a user identity is identified at a first appliance, at least in part by correlating event information. The mapping is transmitted to a second appliance. A policy is applied by the second appliance to the device based at least in part on the user identity.

Abstract: Enforcing a policy is described. System log messages are received, via an interface, from a network device. At least a portion of the received system log messages are parsed to obtain an IP address and to obtain a user identifier. A policy to apply to a session associated with the IP address is determined, based at least in part on the user identifier. The policy is applied to the session.

Abstract: Techniques are provided for secure detection and management of compromised credentials. A first candidate credential is received, comprising a first username and a first password, wherein the first candidate credential was sent in a first request from a first client computer to log in to a first server computer. A first salt associated with the first username in a salt database is obtained. A first hashed credential is generated based on the first password and the first salt. The first hashed credential is transmitted to a set model server computer, wherein the set model server computer is configured to maintain a set model that represents a set of spilled credentials, determine whether the first hashed credential is represented in the set model, and in response to determining that the first hashed credential is represented in the set model, performing additional processing on the first hashed credential.

Abstract: Enforcing a policy is described. A mapping between an IP address of a device and a user identity is identified at a first appliance, at least in part by correlating event information. The mapping is transmitted to a second appliance. A policy is applied by the second appliance to the device based at least in part on the user identity.

Abstract: Policy enforcement in an environment that includes virtualized systems is disclosed. Virtual machine information associated with a first virtual machine instance executing on a host machine is received. The information can be received from a variety of sources, including an agent, a log server, and a management infrastructure associated with the host machine. A policy is applied based at least in part on the received virtual machine information.

Abstract: Policy enforcement in an environment that includes virtualized systems is disclosed. Virtual machine information associated with a first virtual machine instance executing on a host machine is received. The information can be received from a variety of sources, including an agent, a log server, and a management infrastructure associated with the host machine. A policy is applied based at least in part on the received virtual machine information.

Abstract: Policy enforcement in an environment that includes virtualized systems is disclosed. Virtual machine information associated with a first virtual machine instance executing on a host machine is received. The information can be received from a variety of sources, including an agent, a log server, and a management infrastructure associated with the host machine. A policy is applied based at least in part on the received virtual machine information.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided in one example embodiment and includes a network element configured to receive a plurality of packets. The network element is configured to couple to a module, the module being configured to generate a data record that is based on information associated with the packets and capable of being interpreted according to a template in which multiple information elements can be positioned to create a hierarchical relationship within structured data. The structured data further includes references to the information elements. The network element further including an export module configured to export the data record to a next destination.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided in one example embodiment and includes a network element configured to receive a plurality of packets. The network element is configured to couple to a module, the module being configured to generate a data record that is based on information associated with the packets and capable of being interpreted according to a template in which multiple information elements can be positioned to create a hierarchical relationship within structured data. The structured data further includes references to the information elements. The network element further including an export module configured to export the data record to a next destination.