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Intrusion Prevention Sensor Placement
sponsored by Westcon - Nokia

Posted:	28 Mar 2008
Published:	01 Feb 2007
Format:	PDF
Length:	5 Page(s)
Type:	Product Literature
Language:	English

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ABSTRACT:

A network intrusion prevention solution typically consists of multiple sensors. Sensor placement within a network can greatly aid or hinder network security. This document gives general recommendations on sensor placement in a typical network. As each enterprise operates differently, there is no single optimal approach.

Nokia Intrusion Prevention Solution consists of Sourcefire Intrusion Sensor for Nokia, Sourcefire Real-Time Network Awareness (RNA) Sensor for Nokia and Sourcefire Defense Center for Nokia. Intrusion Sensors provide threat intelligence and RNA Sensors provide network/end-point intelligence. Defense Center provides enhanced security by combining information from Intrusion Sensors and RNA Sensors.

Intrusion and RNA Sensor location within a network directly affects the value of the information provided to the Defense Center.

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