Eh Hem,,
This is why one would purchase RMON2 probe compatible products and that
way
/mark
Javier Romero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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03/06/00 09:35 AM
To: Ron Morita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Intrusion detection- fact or fiction
I am very agree with everyone.
Ron, please read the Special Report: Network Security "Gauging the Real
Hacker Threat to Your Network" on NetworkMagazine (Febrary 2000)
For my side, I think that analyze your network is good (i.e with a
Sniffer),
but when your network is very large and has enough connections to fill a
capture file of serveral Megas in a few seconds o minutes, you need a
template to catch bad packets.
Bye.
Ron Morita wrote:
> Can anybody point me to information about business solutions and real
> life experience with Intrusion Detection systems? We have about 35
> desktops, 4 servers. I've heard that false positives can make deploying
> this type of a solution impractical for a small sized business. Is that
> true?
>
> I'm considering the desktop and server based solution that I've read
> about from Network ICE. Their Black ICE agent seems to be popular for
> home use. They've got a console called ICECap which can give me
> visibility across all the desktops from my web browser, making it good
> for business. Alternatively there's a solution from ISS which is
> network based that sits promiscuously on the net behind the firewall.
> I'm not sure the threat is only from the Internet though.
>
> Any leads?
> Thanks
>
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