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Intrusion Detection & Auditing
Has your network been compromised? Have hackers managed to break through your firewall or crack network passwords? Would you know if an attack was taking place or had occurred? Does your system administrator manually sort through hundreds of log files to check your security? With intrusion detection software you can take the guesswork out of knowing if your system is under attack and be able to stop a hacker before your systems are compromised. Having a firewall isn't enough to protect your network assets. You need to be able to verify the integrity of your security system. Periodic auditing detects system vulnerability in your operating system configuration, database applications and other network devices including routers and individual servers.
Frequently Asked Questions Intrusion detection software commonly uses two types of sensors: network sensors and host-based sensors. The network sensors analyze traffic and compare it to pre-defined attack signatures based on specific patterns that usually indicate suspicious activity. Host-based sensors rely on information stored in log files. These host-based sensors give valuable data about if an attack was successful and provide system-specific event data. Both types of sensors are necessary for complete intrusion detection.
I already have a Firewall. Why do I need auditing? What is involved in security auditing? In order to secure your company's network, you must know what information is available online, who has access to it, and what security measures are in place to prevent unauthorized use or misuse of company assets. Mission Critical Systems offers an integrated set of assessment products from Internet Security Systems. These powerful security solutions provide the answers e-businesses need to the following essential assessment questions:
Our security auditing platforms identify and report on a wide range of potential security vulnerabilities, security policy variations and configuration problems in IT systems, suggesting in detail how the problems should be resolved and optionally providing assistance in their correction.
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