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IDS vs. IPS & Deception Technology Explained | CompTIA Security+ SY0-701

Some defenses watch. Some defenses block. And some defenses trick the Wolf into wasting his breath. 🐷🐺 In this episode of CompTIA Security+ (Domain 3), Professor Piggy marches calmly through the critical differences between Intrusion Detection (IDS) and Intrusion Prevention (IPS). We clarify the confusing exam terms: NIDS vs. HIPS, Inline vs. Passive, and Signature vs. Heuristic detection. We also dive into Deception Technologies—learning how to set traps (Honeypots, Honeytokens) that alert you the moment the Wolf steps onto the farm. 🔑 KEY TOPICS: IDS vs. IPS: The difference between "Watching" and "Blocking." HIPS (Host-Based IPS): Why File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) matters here. NIDS (Network-Based IDS): Sensor placement and blind spots (Encryption). Detection Methods: Signature-based vs. Anomaly-based (Behavioral). Tuning: Understanding False Positives vs. False Negatives. Deception Tech: Honeypots, Honeynets, and Honeyfiles. ⚠️ EXAM ALERTS: **HIPS & FIM**: The exam links File Integrity Monitoring closely with Host-Based IPS. **NIDS Limitations**: NIDS cannot inspect encrypted traffic (unless decrypted elsewhere). *Inline vs. Passive**: IPS sits *in-line (blocks traffic). IDS sits out-of-band (alert only). ✅ Subscribe for more Professor Piggy IT lessons! #CompTIA #SecurityPlus #SY0701 #IDS #IPS #Honeypot #Cybersecurity #ProfessorPiggy #NetworkSecurity