Intrusion Detection Systems
1 Citations•2003•
C. Riggs
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Take firewalls, for instance, which are built to keep people out of the system but they do nothing for people who bypass them and they use standard ways of restricting access which an imaginative technocratic person can circumvent with mostly very little trouble, given time.
Abstract
Take firewalls, for instance. They are built to keep people out of the system but they do nothing for people who bypass them (because they cannot detect them) and they use standard ways of restricting access, ones which an imaginative technocratic person can circumvent with mostly very little trouble, given time. Nor do they protect the network from the people inside it who may want to do things the company/organization’s policy does not allow them to do.