A Comparative Analysis of Current Intrusion Detection Technologies

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Author

James Cannady,Jay Harrell

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techreport

Abstract

Intrusion detection is a significant focus of research in the security of computer systems and networks. This paper presents an analysis of the progress being made in the development of effective intrusion detection systems for computer systems and distributed computer networks. The technologies which are discussed are designed to detect instances of the access of computer systems by unauthorized individuals and the misuse of system resources by authorized system users. A review of the foundations of intrusion detection systems and the methodologies which are the focus of current development efforts are discussed. The results of an informal survey of security and network professionals is discussed to offer a real-world view of intrusion detection. Finally, a discussion of the future technologies and methodologies which promise to enhance the ablility of computer systems to detect intrusions is provided.

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Atlanta, GA 30332-0800

Institution

Georgia Tech Research Institute

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Cannady

Publication Date

0000-00-00

Keywords

Intrusion detection, anomaly detection, misuse detection, computer security

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@Techreport{ Cannady,
	title = "A Comparative Analysis of Current Intrusion Detection Technologies",
	author = "James Cannady,Jay Harrell",
	address = "Atlanta, GA 30332-0800",
	institution = "Georgia Tech Research Institute",
	abstract = "Intrusion detection is a significant focus of research in the security of computer
systems and networks. This paper presents an analysis of the progress being made
in the development of effective intrusion detection systems for computer systems and
distributed computer networks. The technologies which are discussed are designed to
detect instances of the access of computer systems by unauthorized individuals and
the misuse of system resources by authorized system users. A review of the foundations
of intrusion detection systems and the methodologies which are the focus of current
development efforts are discussed. The results of an informal survey of security and
network professionals is discussed to offer a real-world view of intrusion detection.
Finally, a discussion of the future technologies and methodologies which promise to
enhance the ablility of computer systems to detect intrusions is provided.",
	keywords = "Intrusion detection, anomaly detection, misuse detection, computer security",
}