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RE: IDS/IPS Management devices

Subject: RE: IDS/IPS Management devices
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 18:02:31 +0530
A management station sits in the management network and its meant for managing 
the device no matter where the mgmt station is kept .If Suggestions pertaining 
to  mgmt station  placement is given its kinda compramise to its flexibility 
from end users prespective  IMHO .
 
A Management station  sitting in the Management network should ideally  be a 
highly protected network having acess to limited trusted users who really 
manage 
the IDS/IPS Device its better if its isolated from other networks. At the same 
time  if the Device is managed remotely .. then appropriate measures should be 
taken for its security as well 
End customers can be adviced to use  AV solutions ,File intergrity checkers on 
there manangement stations .Patch management on these devices must be done on a 
regualr basis 
 
-Prashant 

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From: Biswas, Proneet [mailto:pbiswas@ipolicynetworks.com]
Sent: Fri 3/25/2005 1:05 AM
To: focus-ids@securityfocus.com
Subject: IDS/IPS Management devices



One of the issues which we have seen with IDS/IPS vendors shipping
Management stations to manage their devices is that customers start
questioning how secure the management station is as it is mostly windows
based platforms and there are no Anti-Virus software etc. running on
them. So is it safe to suggest that the management station  should be
sitting behind one of the security devices which is managing it.
Any thoughts ?




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