Mozilla operates thousands of servers to build products and run services for our users. Keeping these servers secure is the primary concern of the Operations Security team, and the reason why we have built Mozilla InvestiGator (MIG), a cross-platform endpoint security system.
MIG can inspect the file system and network information of thousands of hosts in parallel, which greatly helps increase visibility across the infrastructure. But until recently, it lacked the ability to look into the memory of running processes, a need that often arises during security investigations.
This is where Mozilla Winter of Security team Masche (Memory Analysis Suite for Checking the Harmony of Endpoints) comes into play.
more here........https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2015/03/12/introducing-masche-memory-scanning-for-server-security/
MIG can inspect the file system and network information of thousands of hosts in parallel, which greatly helps increase visibility across the infrastructure. But until recently, it lacked the ability to look into the memory of running processes, a need that often arises during security investigations.
This is where Mozilla Winter of Security team Masche (Memory Analysis Suite for Checking the Harmony of Endpoints) comes into play.
more here........https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2015/03/12/introducing-masche-memory-scanning-for-server-security/