Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS)—An Overview with a Generalized Framework

The greatest challenge in the present era of Internet and communication technologies is the identification of spiteful activities in a system or network. An Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) is the traditional approach that they use to follow to minimize such kind of activities. This paper provides an overview of an IDS highlighting its basic architecture and functioning behavior along with a proposed framework. It also provides a classification of threats. The IDSs are classified into various categories based on many criteria. A generalized framework of intrusion detection has been proposed to be implemented by the future network engineer.

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