Intrusion’s SecureNet system detects and blocks unauthorized network intrusions. The Ft. Hood SecureNet installation addresses the common insider threat behind the site’s perimeter firewall where many of the greatest potential vulnerabilities exist.
SecureNet sensors will be deployed lower into the site’s network, at the department level, thus increaseing threat visibility across the full Ft. Hood network.
We’re taking a proactive stance to make ourselves better and more relevant in our information warfare and cyber security mission, explained Lieutenant Colonel Ed Morris, director of the Ft. Hood Directorate of Information Management (DOIM).
With the SecureNet deployment at Ft. Hood, we are able to get specific details about whom we’re fighting and from where they came. Once we get the enemy in our sights, we’re able to take aim and eliminate the offender, Lieutenant Colonel Ed Morris added.
Intrusion’s SpySnare spyware prevention system was also chosen by Ft. Hood for deployment at the site’s network perimeter. SpySnare detects and blocks in-bound and out-bound spyware infections and unauthorized peer-to-peer (p2p) communications, a common source of spyware infections, at the Ft. Hood site.
Most spyware programs are independent executable files that take on the authorization abilities of the victim’s computer. They include auto-install and auto-update capabilities and can report on any attempts to remove or modify them.
Intrusion SpySnare prevents spyware programs from being inserted on customer computers by blocking them at the customer’s perimeter. It utilizes Intrusion’s network analysis engine to determine if spyware signatures are attempting to get into the customer’s network.
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Fort Hood is additionally implementing Intrusion’s Security Status Review (SSR) program. Co-developed with the US Army, SSR leverages Intrusion’s SecureNet Provider forensics and real-time display tools to enable DOIM IA staff to proactively document important security trends, helping DOIM leadership to make IT policy and procedure decisions.
