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HIDS
(redirected from Host-based intrusion detection system)

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HIDSHost-based Intrusion Detection System
HIDSHost Intrusion Detection Systems
HIDSHindustan Institute of Dental Sciences (New Delhi, India)
HIDSHeadquarters Information Distribution System (Canadian Army)
HIDSHigh-Intensity Double-Surface (phototherapy)
HIDSHonda Intelligent Drive Support
HIDSHyperimmunoglobulinemia D Syndrome (genetic disorder)
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Third Brigade also owns and directs the open-source OSSEC project, which develops a host-based intrusion detection system.
Trend Micro goes shopping for virtualization security by Chuck Miller / SC Magazine
HOST-BASED INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEMS Host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS) have their own limitations with regards to database protection.
Protecting Sensitive Data in a Retail Environment by Ulf Mattsson / Computers and Internet community
Host-based intrusion detection systems (HIDS) have their own limitations with regards to database protection.
Beyond compliance: protecting sensitive data on the mainframe ... by Mattsson, Ulf T. / Database and Network Journal
 
 
 
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