ccna 4 v5 chapter 8

ccna 4 v5 chapter 8.Cisco IPS Advanced Inspection and Defense Security Services Module (AIP SSM) and Security Services Card (AIP SSC) ------ enhances the IPS capabilities of the CiscoASA5500 Series.Cisco IPS Security Services Processor (SSP) for the Cisco ASA 5500-X Series and ASA 5585-X - In the small office and branch office versions of the Cisco ASA 5500-X Series (replacing the 5510, 5520, 5540, and 5500 models) in the Cisco ASA 5500-X Series (replacing the 5510, 5520, 5540, and 5500 models), no additional hardware is required to optimize IPS performance. In the Cisco ASA5585-X models designed for data centers, four options are available to enhance the IPS: SSP-10, SSP.20, SSP-40, and SSP.60.Cisco IPS4300 and 4500 series sensors - Integrates inline (online) IPS services with innovative technology; innovative technology improves accuracy in detecting, classifying, and stopping threats, including worms, spyware and adware, and network viruses. As a result, more threats can be stopped without the need to drop legitimate network traffic. CiscoCatalyst 6500 Series Intrusion Detection System Service Module (IDSM-2) - as part of the Cisco IPS solution5.2 IPS Features 125points, it works together with other components to protect the data infrastructure more effectively. As cyber threats are becoming more and more sophisticated, it is quite critical to achieve an efficient intrusion security solution for maintaining a high level of protection. Vigilant protection (vigilant protection) ensures business continuity and minimizes the impact of intrusions.5.1.2.3 Selecting an IPS solutionThe selection of different sensors depends on the needs of the organization. Many factors can influence the selection and deployment of sensors. The number of network data streams. Network topology. Security budget.The available security staff to manage the IPS. In a small implementation (such as a branch office), only CiscoIOSIPS-enabled ISR routers may be required. As traffic patterns increaseincrease. the ISR can be configured to offload IPS functionality that uses IPSNME or IPS AIM. Large installations are deployed using existing ASA5500-X devices. Enterprises and service providers may require a dedicated IPS appliance or a Catalyst 6500 with an IDSM-2 network module.