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It also depends on if you expect to have human monitoring of your console 24x7. If so 
that would mean you could run into labor agreements in our particular country which 
would mean more than 1 person needs to be hired for this job.
Also you talk about handling the incident, depending on how you choose to set it up 
you would prob. only respond to what it relevant for your system so the amount of work 
should follow what David Hawley mentioned.
If you are looking a creating a Incident Response Team then you might be looking at 
additionell personell to be hired based on what our current IT dep. have or not. 
A good approach to this would be to think of the process of handling a notification in 
the console and an actual intrusion of your network perimeter. From this you should be 
left with some gaps to fill and also possible positions if you can't put this on 
personell allready in our company.

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Morten Brandt

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Network monitering of 1 sensor logs could exceed 1 GB / day, which is
why you need data consolidation SW.

If you have that, it can be pared down to a partial MH/day.  I (1 man)
administered over 1,000 nodes, before
including all *NIX Host admin & Internet services and firewalls WITH
data consolidation, without consolidation
You could waste a team reading the logs from one sensor.

David Hawley, CISSP
Automated Total Systems Solutions, Inc.
201 Sandpointe Ave, Ste 870
Santa Ana, CA 714-966-0661
 


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I have been asked to research staffing requirements for a monitoring
group. I was wondering if anyone could offer information on the number
of recommended personnel per sensor(s),  (or per console, based on xx
number of
sensors) and whether they simply monitor or also investigate suspicious
activity. I realize that the level of alerts would affect this number
but I am just looking for a baseline.

Thanks in advance,

Ernie Quaglieri
FleetBoston Financial










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