6- Intrusion-Detection Systems

By SearchSecurity.com 27 Nov 2002 | SearchSecurity.com

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Despite having dropped in our poll from third to sixth, we continue to see a lot of interest in this area. According to sister site WhatIs.com, an IDS gathers and analyzes information from various areas within a computer or a network to identify possible security breaches, which include both intrusions from outside and inside. But how do you go about developing, implementing and maintaining such a system? We've gathered several resources to help you out:

• Our Featured Topic on Intrusion Detection is loaded with rich resources.
• Get under the hood of IDS with expert Ed Yakabovicz in this tutorial webcast.
• Haven't had enough? Ed Yakabovicz takes IDS a step further in this advanced tutorial.
• Take our test on intrusion detection.
• We've collected the Web's best resources on intrusion detection.




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