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All Sn0rt deployed IDS systems will then become aupgraded with neural
processors, becoming fully sysadmin unneeded. Martynet, will begin to learn
at a geometric rate. Martynet will then become self-aware at 2:14 a.m.
eastern time, August 29.

/m

At 08:09 PM 6/12/2001 -0400, Bill Royds wrote:

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>I think in one sense IDS will disappear as a separate entity.
>In 5 years, all routers will handle IDS, firewalling, QoS and resource
>monitoring.
>The new IDS blade for Cisco Catalyst 6000 series router-switches will
>become the norm.
>Managed Security will become part of Managed Network services but there
>will still be a great need for people to do network planning and design
>and to do interpretation of results.
>Unfortunately, I also see more isolation of segments of the Internet from
>each other. Corporate web servers will pay for premium backbones that
>filter and firewall at their perimeters. These corporate backbones will
>authorise users as the enter their networks and restrict use to users
>matching certain monetary profiles. Business to business traffic will not
>even go near the cable modem/dialup community and access restrictions to
>only authorised users will become the norm.
> Then Intrusion Detection will be the job of border routers between
> ASN's not at leaf nodes.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: owner-idsuow.edu.au [mailto:owner-idsuow.edu.au]On Behalf Of
>Peter.Watsonsunlife.com
>Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 14:43
>To: idsuow.edu.au
>Subject: IDS: IDS Future
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>Does anybody care to gaze into their crystal ball and guess what IDS will
>look like in five years time.
>
>I will get the ball rolling:
>
>2006: All incoming packets will traverse a hybrid
>firewall/IDS/sandbox/honeypot technology. If the packet meets the basic
>criteria for traffic it will pass through and simultaneously be copied over
>to a virtual network for further analysis and decision making. Realtime
>analysis of unknown packets would be done due to the risk level. Packets
>from known networks would prioritized for later analysis in the virtual
>network.

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