PassiveSensorA type of sensor inintrusion detectionsystems thatmonitors networktraffic without activelyinterfering, typicallythrough network tapsor mirroring.SensorPlacementThe strategicpositioning ofsensors within anetwork tomaximize coverageand effectiveness indetecting intrusions.SnortRulesPredefined patternsor signatures used bythe Snort IDS/IPS todetect specific typesof network trafficindicative of knownthreats or attacks.ModSecurityAn open-source webapplication firewall(WAF) that can alsobe used for intrusiondetection andprevention in web-based environments.TypicalActivitiesof an IDSThe routine tasksperformed by anintrusion detectionsystem, such asmonitoring networktraffic, analyzingpatterns, andgenerating alerts.Market-availableIDSComparisonAnalyzing andcontrasting variousintrusion detectionsystems currentlyoffered by differentvendors in terms offeatures, performance,and suitability fordifferent environments.ReactiveSecurityRefers to securitymeasures thatrespond to detectedthreats or incidentsafter they occur,such as intrusionprevention systems.SignatureDetectionA method used inintrusion detectionsystems (IDS) toidentify knownpatterns of maliciousactivity or attackswithin network traffic.SnortA popular open-source intrusiondetection andprevention systemknown for its rule-based detectioncapabilities andflexibility.IDSOutputsThe results producedby an intrusiondetection system,including alerts, logs,and reports detailingdetected threats oranomalies.IntrusionDetectionSystem(IDS)OperationThe functioning ofan IDS, includingthe collection,analysis, andreporting ofsuspiciousnetwork activity.PrimaryApproach forNetwork-basedIntrusionDetectionRefers to thepredominant methodused to monitor andanalyze networktraffic for signs ofunauthorized accessor maliciousactivities.Comparisonof IDS andIPSContrasting thefunctionalities andpurposes of intrusiondetection systemsand intrusionprevention systemsin network security.PenetrationIdentificationApproachTechniques employedto identify and analyzeattempts to breachnetwork securitydefenses, ofteninvolving simulatedattacks to test systemresilience.CiscoFirepowerA network securityplatform thatcombines intrusiondetection andprevention, firewall,and advanced threatprotectioncapabilities.ZeekFormerly known asBro, Zeek is an open-source networksecurity monitoringtool focused onprotocol analysis andtraffic inspection.Bro/ZeekA powerfulnetwork analysisframework usedfor network trafficmonitoring, packetanalysis, andintrusion detection.Rule-basedAnomalyDetectionAn approach inintrusion detectionwhere deviationsfrom establishedrules or patternsare flagged aspotential threats.IntrusionPreventionSystem(IPS)A security tool thatactively blocks ormitigates detectedthreats in real-time, as opposedto solely alertinglike an IDS.SuricataAn open-sourceintrusion detectionand preventionsystem designed forhigh-performancenetwork securitymonitoring andanalysis.AlienVaultOSSIMAn open-sourcesecurity informationand eventmanagement (SIEM)platform that includesintrusion detectioncapabilities.SecurityOnionA Linux distribution forintrusion detection,network securitymonitoring, and logmanagement,integrating variousopen-source securitytools.Limitationsof IntrusionDetectionSystemsThe constraints orweaknesses inherentin IDS technology,such as falsepositives/negatives,evasion techniques,and resourcelimitations.InlineSensorA type of sensor inintrusion detectionsystems thatactively interceptsand analyzesnetwork traffic inreal-time.PassiveSensorA type of sensor inintrusion detectionsystems thatmonitors networktraffic without activelyinterfering, typicallythrough network tapsor mirroring.SensorPlacementThe strategicpositioning ofsensors within anetwork tomaximize coverageand effectiveness indetecting intrusions.SnortRulesPredefined patternsor signatures used bythe Snort IDS/IPS todetect specific typesof network trafficindicative of knownthreats or attacks.ModSecurityAn open-source webapplication firewall(WAF) that can alsobe used for intrusiondetection andprevention in web-based environments.TypicalActivitiesof an IDSThe routine tasksperformed by anintrusion detectionsystem, such asmonitoring networktraffic, analyzingpatterns, andgenerating alerts.Market-availableIDSComparisonAnalyzing andcontrasting variousintrusion detectionsystems currentlyoffered by differentvendors in terms offeatures, performance,and suitability fordifferent environments.ReactiveSecurityRefers to securitymeasures thatrespond to detectedthreats or incidentsafter they occur,such as intrusionprevention systems.SignatureDetectionA method used inintrusion detectionsystems (IDS) toidentify knownpatterns of maliciousactivity or attackswithin network traffic.SnortA popular open-source intrusiondetection andprevention systemknown for its rule-based detectioncapabilities andflexibility.IDSOutputsThe results producedby an intrusiondetection system,including alerts, logs,and reports detailingdetected threats oranomalies.IntrusionDetectionSystem(IDS)OperationThe functioning ofan IDS, includingthe collection,analysis, andreporting ofsuspiciousnetwork activity.PrimaryApproach forNetwork-basedIntrusionDetectionRefers to thepredominant methodused to monitor andanalyze networktraffic for signs ofunauthorized accessor maliciousactivities.Comparisonof IDS andIPSContrasting thefunctionalities andpurposes of intrusiondetection systemsand intrusionprevention systemsin network security.PenetrationIdentificationApproachTechniques employedto identify and analyzeattempts to breachnetwork securitydefenses, ofteninvolving simulatedattacks to test systemresilience.CiscoFirepowerA network securityplatform thatcombines intrusiondetection andprevention, firewall,and advanced threatprotectioncapabilities.ZeekFormerly known asBro, Zeek is an open-source networksecurity monitoringtool focused onprotocol analysis andtraffic inspection.Bro/ZeekA powerfulnetwork analysisframework usedfor network trafficmonitoring, packetanalysis, andintrusion detection.Rule-basedAnomalyDetectionAn approach inintrusion detectionwhere deviationsfrom establishedrules or patternsare flagged aspotential threats.IntrusionPreventionSystem(IPS)A security tool thatactively blocks ormitigates detectedthreats in real-time, as opposedto solely alertinglike an IDS.SuricataAn open-sourceintrusion detectionand preventionsystem designed forhigh-performancenetwork securitymonitoring andanalysis.AlienVaultOSSIMAn open-sourcesecurity informationand eventmanagement (SIEM)platform that includesintrusion detectioncapabilities.SecurityOnionA Linux distribution forintrusion detection,network securitymonitoring, and logmanagement,integrating variousopen-source securitytools.Limitationsof IntrusionDetectionSystemsThe constraints orweaknesses inherentin IDS technology,such as falsepositives/negatives,evasion techniques,and resourcelimitations.InlineSensorA type of sensor inintrusion detectionsystems thatactively interceptsand analyzesnetwork traffic inreal-time.

Intrusion and IDS Part II - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A type of sensor in intrusion detection systems that monitors network traffic without actively interfering, typically through network taps or mirroring.
    Passive Sensor
  2. The strategic positioning of sensors within a network to maximize coverage and effectiveness in detecting intrusions.
    Sensor Placement
  3. Predefined patterns or signatures used by the Snort IDS/IPS to detect specific types of network traffic indicative of known threats or attacks.
    Snort Rules
  4. An open-source web application firewall (WAF) that can also be used for intrusion detection and prevention in web-based environments.
    ModSecurity
  5. The routine tasks performed by an intrusion detection system, such as monitoring network traffic, analyzing patterns, and generating alerts.
    Typical Activities of an IDS
  6. Analyzing and contrasting various intrusion detection systems currently offered by different vendors in terms of features, performance, and suitability for different environments.
    Market-available IDS Comparison
  7. Refers to security measures that respond to detected threats or incidents after they occur, such as intrusion prevention systems.
    Reactive Security
  8. A method used in intrusion detection systems (IDS) to identify known patterns of malicious activity or attacks within network traffic.
    Signature Detection
  9. A popular open-source intrusion detection and prevention system known for its rule-based detection capabilities and flexibility.
    Snort
  10. The results produced by an intrusion detection system, including alerts, logs, and reports detailing detected threats or anomalies.
    IDS Outputs
  11. The functioning of an IDS, including the collection, analysis, and reporting of suspicious network activity.
    Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Operation
  12. Refers to the predominant method used to monitor and analyze network traffic for signs of unauthorized access or malicious activities.
    Primary Approach for Network-based Intrusion Detection
  13. Contrasting the functionalities and purposes of intrusion detection systems and intrusion prevention systems in network security.
    Comparison of IDS and IPS
  14. Techniques employed to identify and analyze attempts to breach network security defenses, often involving simulated attacks to test system resilience.
    Penetration Identification Approach
  15. A network security platform that combines intrusion detection and prevention, firewall, and advanced threat protection capabilities.
    Cisco Firepower
  16. Formerly known as Bro, Zeek is an open-source network security monitoring tool focused on protocol analysis and traffic inspection.
    Zeek
  17. A powerful network analysis framework used for network traffic monitoring, packet analysis, and intrusion detection.
    Bro/Zeek
  18. An approach in intrusion detection where deviations from established rules or patterns are flagged as potential threats.
    Rule-based Anomaly Detection
  19. A security tool that actively blocks or mitigates detected threats in real-time, as opposed to solely alerting like an IDS.
    Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
  20. An open-source intrusion detection and prevention system designed for high-performance network security monitoring and analysis.
    Suricata
  21. An open-source security information and event management (SIEM) platform that includes intrusion detection capabilities.
    AlienVault OSSIM
  22. A Linux distribution for intrusion detection, network security monitoring, and log management, integrating various open-source security tools.
    Security Onion
  23. The constraints or weaknesses inherent in IDS technology, such as false positives/negatives, evasion techniques, and resource limitations.
    Limitations of Intrusion Detection Systems
  24. A type of sensor in intrusion detection systems that actively intercepts and analyzes network traffic in real-time.
    Inline Sensor