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Intrusion Detection System, a system for detecting and alerting based on behavior.
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Best practice for creating an initial IPS policy
I see that most IPS available in the market comes with a basic pre-defined policy which administrators can base on when creating their initial IPS policy. However, these policy may be insufficient and …
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Can you have 2 promiscuous (sniffing) ports on a single machine?
I'm wondering if you can actually have 2 (or more) promiscuous (sniffing) ports on a single machine, to monitor multiple network segments? And can you monitor them all with snort?
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Can you tell if an attack is successful by looking at IPS logs?
In my organization, we have an IPS behind a firewall. Each time a security event is triggered, I am left to wonder if the attack is really successful. For events that are set to drop in inline, we can …
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Information gathering before deploying a Network IPS
I understand that most NIPS these days have either rules or signatures built in to them and perhaps gathering information prior to deployment may help in fine-tuning the rules / signature once the IPS …
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