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| Subject: | RE: IPS technology question. |
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| Date: | Wed, 24 Aug 2005 07:35:38 -0700 |
There are varying techniques in achieving performance, and FPGAs/ASICs are not the only way. The company I work for, iPolicy Networks, put the development effort on the front end to optimize rules, signatures, and processing rather than building a better ASIC. We've been able to achieve 140Mbps - 2Gbps on a single standard Intel platform without FPGAs by pre-compiling the rules into a state engine, and pushing them down to an Intel platform. On the high end to reach 4Gbps we used clustered Intel Network Processors. Again, no custom ASICs required, just intelligent parallel processing, and pre-compilation with bounded rules. As to the total number of vendors, Gartner said last year there were over 700 vendors in the security space. And it seems everyone messages the same thing whether or not they can do it. -----Original Message----- From: planz [mailto:planz2009@gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005 9:14 PM To: snort user Cc: focus-ids@securityfocus.com Subject: Re: IPS technology question. I don't get, what do you mean by "Percentage", since we have uncounted number of vendors/brands of IPS today. If you look at the technology angle, the vendors who are offering both Software and Appliance versions of the same IPS, falls into the first category. To take a look back at the market, we find only very few vendors, like ISS, Snort, Dragon, ...hmmm.. Can somebody help to fill-up the list. Whether it is IDS or IPS, it is important to look at the Detection Technology. If it cannot detect, how can it alert or prevent? In an IPS world, firewall plays behind the scenes; since the IDS is configuring the built-in firewall feature to block. snort user wrote:
Greetings. What percentage of the IPS systems are out there, which does not use co-processors/FPGA etc.. What percentage of the IPS systems depend on firewalls like iptables and ip filter ? I am just trying to get an idea of what is the state of art in the IPS technology space. Any information is appreciated. Thanks -----------------------------------------------------------------------
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