IT Observer - Rules definition for anomaly based intrusion detection

Rules definition for anomaly based intrusion detection
Added: Saturday, 9 April 2005
Publisher: Lubomir Nistor
Category: Network Security

Intrusion detection systems (IDS) are one of the fastest growing technologies within the security space. Unfortunately, many companies find it hard to put in use due to complexity of deployment and or lack of information about its possible use.

This document should help security experts, integrators or end-customers to utilize their IDS system to its limits or to fit the expectations required by company.

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