One of the most obvious places to put an IDS sensor is near the firewall. Where exactly in relation to the firewall is the most productive placement?

One of the most obvious places to put an IDS sensor is near the firewall. Where exactly in relation to the firewall is the most productive placement? Correct Answer Inside the firewall

There are legitimate political, budgetary and research reasons to want to see all the “attacks” against your connection, but given the care and feeding any IDS requires, do yourself a favor and keep your NIDS sensors on the inside of the firewall.
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