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Abstract: Notions of signature and anomaly have formed the basis of useful methods in cyber defense, but even in combination provide only weak evidence for recognizing many events of interest. One can recognize many important events without requiring signatures of specific ways the events can take place and without treating every anomalous behavior as an event. We describe an approach to event recognition that subsumes and extends signature and anomaly methods by starting from a richer language for... (Update)
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...approach to event recognition that goes beyond the capabilities standard signature and anomaly methods and their direct combinations. See [5] for an extended discussion. 8.2. Alerting models The library of alerting models incorporates both extant procedures for making alerting...
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J. Doyle, I. Kohane, W. Long, H. Shrobe, and P. Szolovits. Event recognition beyond signature and anomaly. In Proceedings of the Second IEEE SMC Information Assurance Workshop. IEEE, IEEE Computer Society, June 2001. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/doyle01event.html More
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