AhnLab AIPS is the future-driven network intrusion prevention system that detects and blocks advanced network attacks targeting organizations.
Why AhnLab AIPS
The Innovation of IPS AgainstEver-Evolving Cyber Attacks
Key Features
Precise Threat Detection and Prevention Powered by Efficient Operation
Dashboard
Real-time Detection and Prevention Status at a Glance
AhnLab AIPS provides an intuitive dashboard offering real-time visibility into “Traffic Trends”, “Attack Detection Trends”, and “Real-time Detection/Response Status”. By presenting different types of statistical graphics, the IPS allows users to intuitively learn about the real-time status of cyber-attack detection. It also offers a comprehensive summary of essential data, including system resources. In addition, the widgets provide links for easy access to the detailed information. From the dashboard, you can check:
- Traffic trends, detection/response trends, real-time detection & response status
- Statistics on the attack trend
- System information and system resource usage
- Quick access to detection details and statistical graphics
Solution
Delivering Optimal Defense via Seamless Integration
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
AhnLab AIPS utilizes technologies such as packet inspection, signature and behavior-based detection, and malware detection to monitor network traffic and malicious activities. Unlike traditional firewalls, which rely on 5-tuple filtering, our IPS thoroughly inspects packet headers and payloads, detecting and blocking cyber-attacks based on pattern matching.
Various OS and applications used on servers, PCs, and other platforms may have flaws, such as bugs and vulnerabilities. Threat actors exploit such weaknesses to breach the network and gain unauthorized access. AhnLab AIPS detects and blocks vulnerability-based attacks through signature pattern matching.
AhnLab AIPS provides a proxy-based SSL traffic decryption that enables the detection of encrypted traffic.
As a network IPS, AhnLab AIPS monitors all traffic flowing into and out of the network and defends the system against attacks. On the other hand, host IPS is deployed on endpoints like PCs and only monitors inbound and outbound traffic for that specific device. Although their detection methods are similar, their targets and purposes differ, making network IPS and host IPS most effective when used together.