Intrusion Prevention Insights

What is Intrusion Prevention?

Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) are network security appliances that monitor network and/or system activities for malicious or unwanted behavior. IPS can react in real-time to block or prevent intrusions that are detected. Common uses include blocking malicious traffic, preventing denial-of-service attacks, and identifying policy violations. IPS can be network-based (NIPS), host-based (HIPS), or wireless (WIPS).

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monitoring security

Security monitoring provides data that informs and validates IPS effectiveness, and identifies incidents that IPS may have missed.

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Zero trust model

Zero Trust is a security framework, not a specific technology, and IPS can be a component within a Zero Trust architecture by enforcing access control policies and inspecting traffic.

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