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Hi,

> I am an expatriate (Aussie) working in Sunny Abu Dhabi as Data Security
> Officer for the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. 
That's an interesting job in an interesting place isn't it?

> As we are adding more and
> more external connections to our networks I am interested in ways to detect
> and prevent intrusion and interception attempts to our X.25, ISDN, Internet
> and other links to the outside world.  
Well... this list is quite dedicated. Do you receive the collection of list
compiled by Christopher Klaus?
You might find in that file some other interesting lists!

> As a practicing security officer and former IT auditor I am also interested
> in methods to monitor and analyse  internal activities for policy
> infringements, internal "hacks" and performance issues.
For your question, i can only point on our product: IDERS.

Some other product exists (like USTAT if i remember well) but they lack the
combination of internal and external probes to detect internal and external
threat which our product does.

If you want some more informations, contact me.

P. Langlois.
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Philippe Langlois
INTRINsec - Computer Security
Philippe.Langlois@INTRINsec.com - http://www.INTRINsec.com

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