INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM
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This document discusses the challenges of intrusion detection systems including inaccurate detection, incomplete attack coverage, prioritizing detection over prevention, performance and scalability issues, and difficulties enforcing security policies and requiring significant IT resources. It also notes the tasks involved in planning, commissioning, and maintaining an IDS team. Finally, it predicts that future improvements to IDS will parallel improvements to antivirus software and adapt to the rising use of switched network environments.
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Note Taking
Note taking involves recording key information from a source to free the mind from recalling all details. It differs from note making which involves compiling a list of points from a given text. Effective note taking techniques include using headings, abbreviations, symbols and leaving space for adding details later. Popular formats are Cornell notes, two column notes and three column notes. Tips for good note taking include being an active listener, using shorthand, developing a system, and reviewing notes soon after to avoid forgetting up to 95% of the information within weeks.
Treatment of domestic wastewater
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