What is HIPS used for?
Host-based intrusion prevention systems (HIPS) are used to detect and prevent malicious activity on a computer system. HIPS can be used to protect against a variety of threats, including:
* Malware: HIPS can detect and block malware, such as viruses, worms, and spyware, from being installed or executed on a system.
* Vulnerabilities: HIPS can detect and block attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in software or operating systems.
* Unauthorized access: HIPS can detect and block attempts to access a system without authorization.
* Data theft: HIPS can detect and block attempts to steal data from a system.
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