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From: Andrew Plato (aplato
anitian.com)Date: Thu Jan 10 2002 - 20:38:11 CST
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>The idea that has been proposed is to put the IDS in
> the path between connections,
> rather than connected in promiscuous mode.
BlackICE Guard does exactly this. Its the BlackICE
IDS on a dual interface system. Traffic enters one
interface, gets IDS'ed, and if an intrusion is seen,
blocked. "Safe" traffic exits the other interface. See:
http://www.networkice.com/products/blackice_guard.
html
We sell these as appliances and have quite a few in
the feild protecting AIX and UNIX boxes. With the right
tweaking, they are very powerful.
But they are not a replacement for a firewall. You
should still have a good firewall.
Andrew Plato
President / Principal Consultant
Anitian Corporation
www.anitian.com
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