Lindqvist, U., Moran, D., Porras, P., and Tyson, M. (1998). Designing IDLE: The Intrusion Data Library Enterprise. Web proceedings of the First International Workshop on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection (RAID'98), http://www.raid-symposium.org/raid98.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....interoperability aspects. Vendors providing a large set of misuse patterns of known intrusions have a competitive edge, hopefully resulting in increased sales. Although a standardized way of representing, storing and distributing misuse patterns using some form of vulnerability database[5] would benefit the users of the IDS, the vendors will probably not provide this feature in the near future. No IDS analyzed here has this feature. A survey of commercial tools for intrusion detection 8 October 1999 12 Exchange of alarm reports, event notifications and response mechanisms. As ....

....other vendors. Therefore, it is not likely that an initiative leading to interoperability between intrusion databases would come from a major vendor. The research community and small vendors trying to break the market dominance are more likely to take on such a task. A paper by Lindqvist et al. [5] proposes an intrusion data library enterprise to address these problems. Background of vendors. In the information age of today, the boundaries between software applications and network technologies are fading away. Traditional software vendors are providing applications and services tightly ....

U. Lindqvist, D. Moran, P.A. Porras, and M. Tyson. "Designing IDLE: The intrusion data library enterprise." Abstract presented at RAID'98 (First International Workshop on the Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, September 14--16, 1998.

....of the nature of the intrusions the system should be able to classify, and the nature of the intrusions the intrusion detection system itself should be able to withstand. 16 Papers that do address the question of the nature of the computer security intrusion are [36, 37] and more speci cally [38], and [32] A paper that concerns itself with the nature of attacks against intrusion detection systems themselves, is [49] The role, and capabilities of the SSO The reliance on some SSO to handle the nal arbitration, and response to the intrusion. 17 The speci c role of the SSO has not been ....

....raised is that intrusion detection systems consume too many resources to be elded e ectively. To date, very little has been done to study the execution eciency of intrusion detection systems. These are fundamental, interesting, and dicult, questions, and while we have started to address them [4, 36 38, 49], much work still needs to be done before any sort of major conclusion can be reached. This is especially true of the latter questions regarding attacks against the intrusion detection system itself, where research to date has been scant. 1.7 Remaining contents of this survey The remaining paper ....

Ulf Lindqvist, Douglas Moran, Phillip A Porras, and Mabry Tyson. Designing IDLE: The intrusion data library enterprise. Abstract presented at RAID '98 (First International Workshop on the Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection), Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, September 14-16, 1998.

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Lindqvist, U., Moran, D., Porras, P., and Tyson, M. (1998). Designing IDLE: The Intrusion Data Library Enterprise. Web proceedings of the First International Workshop on Recent Advances in Intrusion Detection (RAID'98), http://www.raid-symposium.org/raid98.

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