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Active Cybersecurity Next Generation IPS

NGIPS: it is a combination of technologies such as IDS/IPS, Traffic Analysis, SIEMS (Security Information and Event Management System) into a single system. Thanks to big data, the correlation between those technologies ensure the enhancement of the security, the visibility, and the management of any network.

Redborder is probably the best solution based on Open Source available on the market for managing IPS probes based on Snort, Suricata and Bro or our own redborder IPS probes. The management inherits all of our platform’s advantages based on Big-data, enabling larger scaling for large deployments on a global scale and applying administration to multi-tenant technology.

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Appliance & Software versions.

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Network Intrusion Detection System (NDIS)

Next Generation IDS systems looks like firewalls in a lot of ways. But unlike firewall NGIDS systems are meant to detect and alert on potential malicious activity coming from within the network, not from the outside. The NGIDS would analysed the traffic by enabling promiscuous mode on the analysis port. Connected thanks to its network interface to the mirror port on our switch, it can see all packets being passed, and perform an analysis on the traffic.

NIDS Alerts

When a NIDS system detects something malicious, it log the detection event along with a full packet capture of the malicious traffic. Then, depending on the severity of the event, it might sent the alert by emailing a group, or create a ticket to follow up on, or it might page someone in the middle of the night if it’s determined to be a really high severity and urgent. These alerts include reference information linking to a known vulnerability, and the nature of the alert to help the investigator look into the event.

Network Intrusion Prevention System (NIPS)

The NIPS is able to take action against a suspected malicious traffic. Unlike a NIPS device, NIPS not only monitors traffic, but can take action on the traffic it’s monitoring, usually by blocking or dropping the traffic. The detection of threats or malicious traffic is handled through signature based detection. Signatures are unique characteristics of known malicious traffic. This allows IDS/IPS from easily and quickly recognizing known bad traffic from sources like botnets, worms, and other common attack vectors on the internet.

NIPS sensibility

Similar to anti-virus, some less common targeted attacks might not be detected by a signature based system, since they’re might not be signatures developed for these cases. So, it’s also possible to create custom rules to match traffic that might be considered suspicious, but not necessarily malicious. This would allow you to look into the traffic in more detail to determine the badness level. If the traffic is found to be malicious, a signature can be developed from the traffic, and incorporate it into the system

Active Cybersecurity Next Generation IPS

NGIPS: it is a combination of technologies such as IDS/IPS, Traffic Analysis, SIEMS (Security Information and Event Management System) into a single system. Thanks to big data, the correlation between those technologies ensure the enhancement of the security, the visibility, and the management of any network.

Redborder is probably the best solution based on Open Source available on the market for managing IPS probes based on Snort, Suricata and Bro or our own redborder IPS probes. The management inherits all of our platform’s advantages based on Big-data, enabling larger scaling for large deployments on a global scale and applying administration to multi-tenant technology.

Available:
Appliance & Software versions.

know more

Network Intrusion Detection System (NDIS)

Next Generation IDS systems looks like firewalls in a lot of ways. But unlike firewall NGIDS systems are meant to detect and alert on potential malicious activity coming from within the network, not from the outside. The NGIDS would analysed the traffic by enabling promiscuous mode on the analysis port. Connected thanks to its network interface to the mirror port on our switch, it can see all packets being passed, and perform an analysis on the traffic.

NIDS Alerts

When a NIDS system detects something malicious, it log the detection event along with a full packet capture of the malicious traffic. Then, depending on the severity of the event, it might sent the alert by emailing a group, or create a ticket to follow up on, or it might page someone in the middle of the night if it’s determined to be a really high severity and urgent. These alerts include reference information linking to a known vulnerability, and the nature of the alert to help the investigator look into the event.

Network Intrusion Prevention System (NIPS)

The NIPS is able to take action against a suspected malicious traffic. Unlike a NIPS device, NIPS not only monitors traffic, but can take action on the traffic it’s monitoring, usually by blocking or dropping the traffic. The detection of threats or malicious traffic is handled through signature based detection. Signatures are unique characteristics of known malicious traffic. This allows IDS/IPS from easily and quickly recognizing known bad traffic from sources like botnets, worms, and other common attack vectors on the internet.

NIPS sensibility

Similar to anti-virus, some less common targeted attacks might not be detected by a signature based system, since they’re might not be signatures developed for these cases. So, it’s also possible to create custom rules to match traffic that might be considered suspicious, but not necessarily malicious. This would allow you to look into the traffic in more detail to determine the badness level. If the traffic is found to be malicious, a signature can be developed from the traffic, and incorporate it into the system