Re: [security-elvandar] Re: Rather funny; looks like page defacement to me
From: Remko Lodder (remko_at_elvandar.org)
Date: 06/17/03
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Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 21:27:24 +0200 To: adam <eggroid@hotpop.com>
Quoting adam <eggroid@hotpop.com>:
Well , they could partly be right.
When firewalls keep evolving and can implement stuff that is nowadays
implemented in IDS software it would be possible someday.
However, my opinion is that IDS sensors is needed at current time, since there
is no other possibility to detect strange traffic patterns [ like a undetected
virus.. ] at this current point in time, i think.
Also i think that seperated IDS Sensors and Firewalls are better performing than
that it's implemented into one component. The only problem here lies in the
management people who decide what hardware to buy for their network security.
When they find products that implement Firewalling / Antivirus / IDS in a
single product with a nice pricetag they will surely sooner choose that product
then any other product.
When IDS'es keep evolving in the way they do now i dont think that they will
have anything to fear for the next 4/5 years at least. Since firewalls need to
be better and better and IDS'es need to be better and better they will be
seperated in development for the next couple of years.
But then again, that is my opinion :-)
Is there anyone of the 'other' side who agrees with gartner? Perhaps it can be
an interesting discussion between pro ids' persons and pro firewall persons?
Cheers!
> I thought this was a joke too - but sadly, it's not. Monday, at the
> Security Interest Group seminar in Dearborn, MI (Detroit area) Gartner
> is scheduled to speak on "Intrusion Detection is Dead, Intrusion
> Prevention is Stillborn, Firewalls are the Future." Hard to believe,
> isn't it?
>
> Anton Chuvakin wrote:
>
> >All,
> >
> >This link posted on the snort site. I figured I'd send it to the list,
> >since its a fascinating read.
> >
> >http://www.gartner.com/5_about/press_releases/pr11june2003c.jsp
> >
> >My first impression was that it is a page defacement, so outrageous some
> >claims are. For instance, did you know that IDS actually _cause_ incident
> >response to happen? :-) Or this gem : "Money Slated for Intrusion
> >Detection Should Be Invested in Firewalls"?
> >
> >Best,
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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