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Multisensor Data Fusion for Next Generation Distributed Intrusion Detection Systems
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IRIS National Symposium on Sensor and Data Fusion, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD (1999)Abstract:
Next generation cyberspace intrusion detection systems will fuse data from heterogeneous distributed network sensors to create cyberspace situational awareness. This paper provides a few first steps toward developing the engineering requirements using the art and science of multisensor data fusion as the underlying model. Current generation internet-based intrusion detection systems and basic multisensor data fusion constructs are summarized. The TCP/IP model is used to develop framework sensor and database models. The SNMP ASN.1 MIB construct is recommended for the representation of context-dependent threat & vulnerability databases.Notes:
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IRIS National Symposium on Sensor and Data Fusion, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD (1999)Abstract:
Next generation cyberspace intrusion detection systems will fuse data from heterogeneous distributed network sensors to create cyberspace situational awareness. This paper provides a few first steps toward developing the engineering requirements using the art and science of multisensor data fusion as the underlying model. Current generation internet-based intrusion detection systems and basic multisensor data fusion constructs are summarized. The TCP/IP model is used to develop framework sensor and database models. The SNMP ASN.1 MIB construct is recommended for the representation of context-dependent threat & vulnerability databases.Notes:
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