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(integrated Delivery System): A network of hospitals, physicians and other medical services, along with an HMO or insurance plan, formed to cost-effectively provide a population with a full "continuum of care" for prevention through check-ups, tests, surgery, rehabilitation, long-term and home care-and is accountable for costs, quality of care and customer satisfaction.
Intrusion Detection System. A network security device that monitors network traffic to determine whether a Web server is under attack or has been compormised or disabled. The IDS watches for traffic patterns that characterize an attack.
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IDS is a system that is used for the electronic intrusion detection with computer systems or nets.
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Intrusion Detection System. An automated system that can detect a security violation on a system or a network.
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Integrated Delivery Systems (IDS) are physician, hospital and insurance company joint ventures which are authorized to sell health insurance. Sometimes simple unorganized Physician and Hospital groups refer to themselves as integrated despite their inability to coordinate care and reduce cost.
IDS is the Internet Distribution System. This refers to the world wide web and all associated travel sites.
Healthcare provider networks composed of group practices, hospitals, and other providers to create efficiencies and economies of scale.
Integrated Delivery System. A generic term referring to a combination of providers to deliver health care in an integrated way. Some models of integration include physician-hospital organization, a management service organization, and group practice without walls, integrated provider organization and medical foundation. (See Organized Delivery Systems).
Short for Intrusion Detection System, it recognizes all types of hostile network traffic and computer usage that can't be detected by a conventional firewall.
An Intrusion Detection System or IDS is a software/hardware tool used to detect unauthorized access to a computer system or network. This may take the form of attacks by skilled malicious hackers, or Script kiddies using automated tools. An IDS is required to detect all types of malicious network traffic and computer usage. This includes network attacks against vulnerable services, data driven attacks on applications, host based attacks such as privilege escalation, unauthorised logins and access to sensitive files, and malware (viruses, trojan horses, and worms). For more information on IDS please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrusion-detection_system
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Intrusion detection system. Software/hardware that detects and logs inappropriate, incorrect, or anomalous activity. IDS are typically characterized based on the source of the data they monitor: host or network. A host-based IDS uses system log files and other electronic audit data to identify suspicious activity. A network-based IDS uses a sensor to monitor packets on the network to which it is attached.
Intrusion detection system. Security software that identifies and records all attempts to compromise a network—for example, someone scanning server ports or making repeated attempts to log in using random passwords.
See Integrated Delivery System.
Integrated Delivery System. See Community Care Network.
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Intrusion Detection System. An unobtrusive and continuous surveillance service that intercepts and responds to security intrusions and abuse. The IDS gathers and analyses information from various areas within a system or a network to identify possible security breaches, which include both intrusions (attacks from outside the organisation) and abuse (attacks from within the organisation).
An Intrusion Detection System (IDS) monitors traffic for known attack patterns and then alerts the Network Administrator to them. The rules that define IDS attack patterns should be updated regularly.
Intrusion Detection System is a non-intrusive system to detect unauthorised or malicious activity on a host or network
Intrusion Detection System. A tool used to detect attempted attacks or intrusions by crackers or automated attack tools, by identifying security breaches such as incoming shellcode, viruses or trojan horses transmitted via computer system or network. On the basis of 'operation', two main types of Intrustion Detection Systems exist: Host-Based Intrusion-Detection System, consisting of software installed on a host, designed to protect the host, or; Network Intrusion-Detection System, designed to filter or monitor multiple hosts on a network.
Intrusion Detection Systems. Log file generators
Intrusion Detection system. A method to detect attacks against the integrity of an information system. This can be based on hardware or software and can based on the study of network traffic in transmission (a network based IDS) or behaviors of a process or part of an operating system on a computer (a host based IDS.) An IDS does not enforce any form of policy, it merely reports breeches.
(Intrusion Detection System) Any application that monitors activity for undesirable behaviour, reporting on (and possibly taking action to stop) any such activity detected.
Information Disclosure Statement. These documents should include all prior art references disclosing subject matter similar to the invention. The applicant may file an IDS at any point during the prosecution (which means before the issue fee is paid) provided he or she includes the appropriate fee or petition as needed.
Intrusion Detection System. An automated system used to warn operators of a penetration or other infringement of a security policy. See also anomaly detection and secure server network forensics.
intrusion detection system. Security tools that help administrators prevent damage in the network when the other protections, such as access control or firewalls, fail to keep intruders out. IDS tools detects attempts or successful attacks on the resources they monitor. The resources monitored can be part of a network or a host system.
An automated security system that monitors network traffic, employing list-based and heuristic scanning techniques to determine whether communication should be allowed, blocked, or restricted, on an individual basis.
Intrusion Detection Systems inspect network traffic for suspect or malicious packet formats, data payloads and traffic patterns. Intrusion detection systems typically implement obfuscation defense - ensuring that suspect packets cannot easily be disguised with UTF and/or hex encoding and bypass the Intrusion Detection systems.
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Intrusion Detection System. software that looks for suspicious activity and alerts administrators. [NIST
Intrusion detection system. As its name implies, an IDS detects any intrusion into the system (i.e. an illegal entry attempt by a hacker). An IDS runs in the background and silently monitors the network for any suspicious activity.
A device or software that detects unauthorized access to a network or computer system.
Integrated Delivery System. A corporation, partnership, joint venture or any type of alliance between physicians, hospitals, ancillary providers and an insurance company or HMO. There is often sharing of risk, revenues, capital, planning, governance, management and information systems among these affiliated parties.
integrated delivery system. A provider organization that is fully integrated operationally and clinically to provide a full range of health care services, including physician services, hospital services and ancillary services.
Intrusion Detection System. A real-time security sentry (like a motion sensor) that protects the network perimeter, extranets, and the increasingly vulnerable internal network. IDS systems analyze the network datastream in search of attack or activity signatures that have been deemed unauthorized, and then alarm and react to the activity. Tunneling protocol developed by Cisco that can encapsulate a wide variety of protocol packet types inside IP tunnels, creating a virtual point-to-point link to Cisco routers at remote points over an IP internetwork.
Detects attempted security breaches. The best IDS products even find security threats already "living" on your systems. A must have for any server exposed directly to the Internet like e-mail, FTP and Web servers. Also, good firewalls will detect attempts and block the IP of the attacker in real-time. Close Window
Short for Intrusion Detection System - a device that monitors network traffic for security breaches.
Intrusion Detection System. A system dedicated to the detection of break-ins or break in attempts either manually via software expert systems that operate on logs or other information available on the network.
IDS stands for Intrusion Detection System. An IDS monitors network traffic and logs suspicious or malicious behavior. An IDS typically notifies the network administrator so that an investigation can occur.
Intrusion Detection System. Hardware and/or software which detects unauthorised access.
Intrusion detection system. Software and/or hardware that detect and log inappropriate, incorrect, or anomalous activity on a network and that identify suspicious patterns that may indicate an attack from someone attempting to break into or compromise a system.
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Intrusion Detection Systems. Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) is software or hardware systems that automate the intrusion detection process and provide warnings indicating that a system is under attack even if the system is not vulnerable to the specific attack.
Software that detects illegal entrance to a computer system. A NIDS (Network IDS) is designed to support multiple hosts, whereas a HIDS (Host IDS) is set up to detect illegal actions within the host. Most IDSs typically use signatures of known cracker attempts to signal an alert. Other IDSs look for deviations of the normal routine as indications of an attack.
Intrusion Detection System. A security management system for computers and networks. An IDS gathers and analyzes information from various areas within a computer or a network to identify possible security breaches, which include both intrusions (attacks from outside the organization) and misuse (attacks from within the organization).
Intrusion detection service. A service that inspects all inbound and outbound network activity and identifies suspicious patterns that may indicate a network or system attack from someone attempting to break into or compromise a system.
Identify Data Sources. Identification of the data sources can be performed by; a) Searching in a paper base company archive, b) Searching in a electronic base company archive, c) Searching in publicly available sites via Internet, d) Searching in an internet site requiring registration and payment, e) Making use of the data available in your cost estimating applications, f) Requesting data from suppliers, g) Searching in a cost database, h) Searching in a PDM system or Searching in a ERP system. V-CES Consortium, D1.2, Data Collection Templates and User Requirements Keyword(s): Identify Data Sources (IDS)
