2000 · 24 citations · 5 references
ComputingComputer SystemsCybersecurityComputer SecurityInformation Security ManagementSecurity ArchitectureCybersecurity ManagementIntrusion DetectionSecurity Operations ManagementThreat DetectionComputer Intrusion DetectionDefensive PostureDeploymentIntrusion Detection ArchitectureMaintenance Planning CostsNetwork Intrusion DetectionOngoing Maintenance
Intrusion detection systems are an important component of defensive measures protecting computer systems and networks from abuse. This article considers the role of IDSs in an organization’s overall defensive posture and provides guidelines for IDS deployment, operation, and maintenance. A lthough intrusion detection technology is immature and should not be considered as a complete defense, we believe it can play a significant role in an overall security architecture. If an organization chooses to deploy an IDS, a range of commercial and public domain products are available that offer varying deployment costs and potential to be effective. Because any deployment will incur ongoing operation and maintenance costs, the organization should consider the full IDS life
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