Possibility of protection against unauthorized interference in telecommunication systems
Keywords:
Prevention, Interloper, Information, Protocols, PrivacyAbstract
Historically, the concept of ownership has dictated that individuals and groups tend to protect valuable resources. Regardless of how much protection is given to the property, there is always a weak point, where the security provided can fail at certain points. This general notion has guided the concept of systems security and defined the disciplines in cyber security and especially that of computer networks. Computer network security consists of three principles: prevention, detection and response. Although these three are the basic components of security, the main focus is on detection and prevention resources because if we are able to detect and prevent all security threats, then there is no need for reaction and response. Intrusion detection is a technique of detecting unauthorized access to a computer system or a computer network. An intrusion into a system is an attempt by an outsider to gain illegal access to the system. Intrusion prevention, on the other hand, is the art of preventing unauthorized access to a system's resources. The two processes are related in a sense, where intrusion detection passively watches for intrusions into the system, and intrusion prevention actively filters network traffic to prevent intrusion attempts. In the continuation of the treatment, we will focus on these two processes.
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