Which SES security control protects a user against data leakage if they encounter a man-in-the- middle attack?

The Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) in Symantec Endpoint Security (SES) plays a crucial role in

defending against data leakage during a man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack. Here’s how IPS protects in

such scenarios:

Threat Detection: IPS monitors network traffic in real-time, identifying and blocking suspicious

patterns that could indicate an MITM attack, such as unauthorized access attempts or abnormal

packet patterns.

Prevention of Data Interception: By blocking these threats, IPS prevents malicious actors from

intercepting or redirecting user data, thus safeguarding against data leakage.

Automatic Response: IPS is designed to respond immediately, ensuring that attacks are detected and

mitigated before sensitive data can be compromised.

By providing proactive protection, IPS ensures that data remains secure even in the face of potential

MITM threats.