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TippingPoint Intrusion Prevention Systems Data Sheet

Overview Intrusion Detection Systems, by definition, only detect and do not block unwanted traffic. The TippingPoint IPS operates in-line in the network, blocking malicious and unwanted traffic, while allowing good traffic to pass unimpeded. In fact, TippingPoint optimizes the performance of good traffic by continually cleansing the network and prioritizing applications that are mission critical. TippingPoint's high performance and extraordinary intrusion prevention accuracy have redefined network security, and fundamentally changed the way people protect their organization.

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Publisher	3Com	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	29
Format	White Papers
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