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Enterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part One
Stephen Barish

We all remember the early days of intrusion-detection systems — IDS was supposed to be the silver bullet that ensured the security of our enterprises against every conceivable attack. It was the same premise that the firewall industry and the giant antivirus conglomerates were built around: Buy our product and your worries are over.

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Enterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part One 2009-06-28
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Enterprise Intrusion Analysis, Part One 2009-07-16
Anonymous
Good overview article, and I don't see a problem with listing certs/degrees/year of exp. IT Security is becoming a more mature career field, and as such it will have certain hurdles to clear to work in it. Certifications are one measure of basic knowledge, not a complete solution. But who is going to hire someone with no degree, no certs, in the corporate world? Remember we're talking about security professionals - not just intrusion testers that can work out of their house and have managers shielding them from their clients. And articles like this are also necessary - so you can show upper management that someone agrees with what you might already know and already be saying. If you don't realize that, then you are probably at the bottom of the pile and don't even realize management is ignoring you.

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