Best way to look for Worms/Malware

[dhamm () cinci rr com]

While this might be a question for the IDS mailing list, I think it is a good Security Basics question too, as I am 
sure many of us getting into Security will have a similar question. I have a client that wants to get an idea whether 
or not there is anything roaming on the background on the network. He is running on an older non managed switch 
network, and wants to know what would be a good way to set up some kind of detector, besides having patching and anti 
virus. So my question is, should he setup an IDS of some kind, preferably something that can be setup quickly, with the 
understanding that he wants to setup a more permanent IDS solution in the near future. Or should he do some sort of 
IDS/Honeypot combination?  Any suggestions would be appreciated. 

Thanks,
David Hamm

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