IDSs
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What is IDSs?
An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is a security technology that monitors network or system activities for malicious activity or policy violations. It analyzes traffic and alerts administrators when suspicious events occur, helping to identify and respond to potential security threats. It is a passive system that only detects and alerts; it does not actively block or prevent intrusions.
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IDSs Complementary Technologies
Cisco devices
Cisco devices, like routers and switches, form the network infrastructure that an IDS protects. The IDS monitors traffic traversing these devices, making them strongly complementary.
Port Security
Port security is a feature on network switches that limits access to ports based on MAC addresses. It complements an IDS by providing a first line of defense against unauthorized access, while the IDS provides broader threat detection.
Cisco switches
Cisco switches are network devices that forward traffic based on MAC addresses. An IDS monitors traffic traversing these switches, enhancing network security. The devices themselves are not an alternative but work in tandem with an IDS.
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Network Administrator
0.1% of all Network Administrator jobs mention IDSs
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Telecommunications Engineer
1 Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention IDSs
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Network Engineer
20 Network Engineer jobs mention IDSs
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Security Engineer
20 Security Engineer jobs mention IDSs
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Information Technology
65 Information Technology jobs mention IDSs
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