February 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
11h 24m
English
One of the key countermeasures against network compromise is an intrusion detection system (IDS). A well-configured IDS is a critical element in information system security. Given ample time to probe defenses and find holes in a system, a hacker will find a way to compromise the network, even against the best perimeter defenses. Therefore, no security posture is complete without a way to detect and respond to hacker activity. This is what an IDS offers.
In this chapter, we offer techniques for evading an IDS during penetration testing and explain when they should be used. Based on these techniques, we present a few leading practices for properly configuring an IDS to detect intrusion attempts. Further, we ...
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