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Comprehensive Anomaly Detection (CAD)

A mid-size city in North Carolina had all of its servers and workstations directly connected to the Internet and was under continual attack (city administration, police department, fire department, water and power, etc.). With loss of service and data exposure as key concerns, the city was considering a set of traditional firewalls to mitigate the risk. An additional concern was that those firewalls could be compromised as well (without the city's knowledge) and leave them just as exposed as before installing the firewalls. Coupled with the security risks was a practical issue of a limited municipal budget, which steered the solution towards the world of open source.

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26 Sep 2003
ByNiles Mills
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