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This solution provides the learner with an understanding of the different commercial IDPS' on the market and provides an understanding on the different types of systems available to protect organizational data.

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This solution provides the learner with an understanding of the different commercial IDPS' on the market and provides an understanding on the different types of systems available to protect organizational data.

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management servers. Each agent is typically designed to protect a server, a desktop or laptop, or an application service.

Many organizations use multiple IDPS products, usually from different vendors (most vendors make products in only one IDPS technology type). By default, these products function completely independently of each other. This has some notable benefits, such as ...

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