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The Science of Intrusion Prevention Testing
2008-02-27 14:00:00 by Editor in Computerworld Security News
 
(Source: NSS Labs) LIVE WEBCAST
How do you accurately gauge the effectiveness of complex security products like intrusion prevention systems? Testing security products is a complex science, and the market place is filled with vendor claims, product reviews, analyses, and lab test reports. These reported measurements can vary widely depending on the sources, methodologies and tools used. And even then, the results may not be relevant for your environment. Whether you are going to perform your own tests, or read someone else's lab results, get a quick educational primer on the science of testing security products.

Join NSS Labs experts, Christian Stankevitz, CTO and Bob Walder, Chief Scientist.

What you'll learn:
- Best practices and tools for testing complex security products
- How to evaluate security & performance requirements
- How to avoid common pitfalls when evaluating IPS and anti-malware products
- The importance of using live exploits against real hosts

This webcast will air on Thursday, March 13th, at 2PM EST.

 
 
 
 
 
 
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