Open source based applications are coming more and more popular.
However, proper considerations and evaluations should be made before any serious usage.
Here are some links to get an idea.
- Ten Open Source Security Apps Worth Considering
- Nessus
- Snort
- Nagios
- SpamAssasssin
- ClamAV
- Open SSL
- OpenSSH
- Nmap
- Ossec HIDS
- Wireshark
- Top 5 open source security tools in the enterprise
- 26 Open Source Security Apps with Commercial Support
- Anti-Spam
- SpamAssassin
- Mailwasher
- Anti-Virus
- ClamAV
- Data Removal
- Eban
- Firewall
- IPCop
- Smoothwall
- Vuurmuur
- Vyatta
- AppArmor
- ModSecurity
- Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDS/IPS)
- Snort
- OSSEC
- Inventory Management
- OCS Inventory NG
- Messaging
- Zimbra
- Network Monitoring
- SNARE
- Tripwire
- Nagios
- Wireshark
- ntop
- Passwords and Authentication
- WiKID
- Unified Threat Management (UTM)
- Endian Firewall
- Untangle
- Virtual Private Network (VPN)
- OpenVPN
- Vulnerability Assessment
- Nessus
- Milescan Web Security Auditor
- Web Filtering
- iSAK
- Anti-Spam
- 10 Commercial Open Source Security Vendors
- Untangle
- Vyatta
- Sourcefire
- WiKID
- Tri-D Systems
- Tenable Network Security
- Smoothwall
- Total Information Security
- OpenTrust
- Tripwire
Other list (not all open source): Top 100 Network Security Tools