Intrusion Detection Systems IDS) are designed to monitor network traffic and identify threats that may have breached the networks initial defenses. These include all of the following except:
A) An attacker who is using the identity or credentials of a legitimate user to gain access to an IS, device, or network
B) A legitimate user who performs actions he is not authorized to do
C) A user who tries to disguise or cover up his actions by deleting audit files or system logs.
D) Employees who use computing or network resources inefficiently.

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IDS are not designed to monitor and detect inefficient use of computing or network resources by employees. IDS are focused on detecting and preventing unauthorized access and malicious activity on the network.

Intrusion Detection Systems IDS) Are Designed to Monitor Network Traffic