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From: Avraham Hayam <hayam@actcom.co.il>
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Subject: Re: IDS: Real-time IDS for Windows NT?
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Axent has the product you look for.

Avraham Hayam
Managing Director
ITSSC - Information Technology Systems Security Consultants
P.O.Box 118, Zur Hadassa, Mobile Mail Haela, 99875, Israel
Tel. + 972-2-5336313; Fax + 972-2-5337825
E-Mail: hayam@actcom.co.il

On Sun, 14 Sep 1997 adamsb@un.org wrote:

> I have worked on half a dozen different networks over the past six
> years and the two most effective intrusions I saw were through 
> out-of-the-box Windows NT installations with dial-up modems.
> 
> Recently I ran my own command files to check the security on 12 
> newly installed NT boxes and every one of them had most of it security
> turned off.  This looks like it is going to be a continuing problem.
> 
> Does anyone have any experience with a Windows NT based real-time 
> intrusion detection system that is commercially available?
> 
>                                 Hog Farmer,
>                                 formerly with 
>                                 Tropical Hog Improvement Programme
> 
> 



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