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Re: Recent Gartner IDS/IPS report
From: Andreas Hess <andi_hess () web de>
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:54:55 +0200
Hi,I have just a short question. I can see the benefit of an IPS, namely that it is possible to prevent certain attacks. But still, an IDP is prone to false positives, in the same was as an IDS - or did I miss something? The evaluation process whether or not an attack is taking place does not differ from what an IDS does. There are no new techniques! Certainly, it is possible to combine different analysis technologies and perhaps this also pais out but this is not said!
To my opinion it makes sense to block attacks which can be reliably identified, but what about the others?
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