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IPS Policy Between 2 Trusted Networks

Hello everybody
I have a question?
I would like to know whether IPS policy is logical between two trustworthy networks (VPN client and internal LAN)?
Or do I not need to use IPS policy in this case?

Tanks

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FormerMember over 3 years ago +2 verified

Hi Farzan, This is a tricky scenario. If you've enough security measures taken to ensure the VPN zone machines are secure, You can probably get away without keeping any policy. I would suggest creating…

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0 FormerMember over 3 years ago

Hi Farzan, This is a tricky scenario. If you've enough security measures taken to ensure the VPN zone machines are secure, You can probably get away without keeping any policy. I would suggest creating a custom IPS policy and include the signatures according to your resources which are being accessed.
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0 FormerMember over 3 years ago

Hi Farzan, This is a tricky scenario. If you've enough security measures taken to ensure the VPN zone machines are secure, You can probably get away without keeping any policy. I would suggest creating a custom IPS policy and include the signatures according to your resources which are being accessed.
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0 Farzan Barouj over 3 years ago in reply to FormerMember

So, you suggest me to keep the IPS policy between Trusted Zones.
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0 FormerMember over 3 years ago in reply to Farzan Barouj

If you have control over both Zones and they're properly secured, Then it'll be okay if you don't apply any IPS policy between them. But in case if any attack originates in between trusted zones, then you won't be able to detect them on the Gateway level.
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