Assessing data intrusion threats--Response

Intrusion Detection Systems: Threats, Taxonomy, Tuning

THREATS An intrusion is defined as any set of actions that attempts to compromise the integrity, the confidentiality, or the availability of a resource. Following the pioneering work of Anderson in 1980 it has been recognised that while computer systems and networks need to be protected from unauthorised external access, using firewalls for example, it is not possible to provide an unconditiona...

Advanced Knowledge Integration In Assessing Terrorist Threats

Our goal was to apply advanced knowledge integration tools to large data sets of terrorist-related information as a technical collaboration between NIS-8 and CCS-3. Significant progress was made during this past year, and the tools provided new ways of finding direct and indirect relationships between people, groups, terrorist events, and areas of expertise. Additional work is required before t...

Intrusion Threats and Security Solutions in Wireless Sensor Networks

Intrusions are basically considered as unauthorized access to system resources where a network compromises integrity and availability. It also may compromise confidentiality maintained by the nodes in the network. The process of intrusion detection involves first analyze and then identify the intrusions that needs to safeguard and secure the system from malicious activities and harm from advers...

Intrusion Threats and Security Solutions in Wireless Sensor Networks

Intrusions are basically considered as unauthorized access to system resources where a network compromises integrity and availability. It also may compromise confidentiality maintained by the nodes in the network. The process of intrusion detection involves first analyze and then identify the intrusions that needs to safeguard and secure the system from malicious activities and harm from advers...

Data Protection from Insider Threats