Intrusion Detection Is Dead. Long Live Intrusion Prevention!

This practical will demonstrate the limitations and drawbacks of intrusion detection as well as the reasons why intrusion prevention is a vastly better method of securing a network. In summary, IDS (Intrusion Detection Systems) will soon be rendered obsolete by IPS.

By

Timothy Wickham

May 12, 2003

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