Titlebook: Computer Network Security; Second International Vladimir Gorodetsky,Leonard Popyack,Victor Skormin Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Ver

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GRID Security Review users with an easy access to these resources. Taking into account the advances in the area of high-speed networking, but also the increased computational power of current micro-processors, Computational GRIDs or meta-systems have gradually become more popular. However, together with the advantages

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A Knowledge-Based Repository Model for Security Policies Managements method cannot guarantee that the resulting policies are compatible, neither it can ensure that the resulting protection levels are equivalent. We introduce a Security Policies Repository (SPR), which consists of a knowledge base, storing multiple security policies in a structured way. The SPR faci

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Safeguarding SCADA Systems with Anomaly Detections and faults. The performance of invariant induction and n- gram anomaly-detectors will be compared and this paper will also outline plans for taking this work further by integrating the output from several anomaly- detecting techniques using Bayesian networks. Although the methods outlined in this

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Experiments with Simulation of Attacks against Computer Networksorks vulnerability at the stages of design and deployment. The suggested approach is based on malefactor’s intention modeling, ontology-based attack structuring and state machines specification of attack scenarios. The paper characterizes a generalized agent-based architecture of Attack Simulator. T

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Automatic Generation of Finite State Automata for Detecting Intrusions Using System Call Sequencesoaches of analyzing system call sequences including N-grams, rule induction, finite automata, and Hidden Markov Models. Among these techniques use of finite automata has the advantage of analyzing whole sequences without imposing heavy load to the system. There have been various studies on how to co

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