W. Hunteman. Automated information system|(ais) alarm system. In Proceedings of the Twentieth National Information Systems Security Conference, pages 394-405. The National Institute of Standards and Technology and the National Computer Security Center, 1997. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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W. Hunteman. Automated information system|(ais) alarm system. In Proceedings of the Twentieth National Information Systems Security Conference, pages 394-405. The National Institute of Standards and Technology and the National Computer Security Center, 1997.
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.... to perform intrusion detection, by emulating to some extent the biological immune systems, and by giving the system a sense of self , has also been explored [8] A distributed sensor system that performs central processing and that can be organized in a hierarchical fashion is described in [12]. This paper proposes a system that is almost identical to the original design of our system as done in [3] It appeared several years later in the same conference, but [12] has little in the way of detail, and no citations to related work that would enable us to determine how their work may ....
.... sensor system that performs central processing and that can be organized in a hierarchical fashion is described in [12] This paper proposes a system that is almost identical to the original design of our system as done in [3] It appeared several years later in the same conference, but [12] has little in the way of detail, and no citations to related work that would enable us to determine how their work may relate to ours. The EMERALD project [19] proposes a distributed architecture for intrusion detection that employs entities called service monitors which are deployed to hosts ....
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