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Using Data Mining for Intrusion Detection and Attack Anticipation |
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This presentation examines data mining techniques to improve intrusion
detection and to provide attack anticipation. This presentation discusses
techniques for identifying vulnerable target systems and types of
malicious code, for mitigating security risks, and for recognizing attack
patterns. It also presents the conceptual and operational tools necessary
for analysis and resolution of problems with respect to effective filters
and firewalls, attack tracing, system recovery, evidence collection,
evidence analysis, and prosecution. It concludes with a discussion of the
use of data mining techniques to predicted new and novel attack patterns
and to provide intrusion prevention.
Key issues analyzed are: 1) principles of intrusion detection and computer forensics, 2) understand techniques for identifying key systems vulnerabilities, 3) techniques for mitigating security risk, 4) methods and techniques for recognizing attack patterns, 5) tools for analysis and resolution of problems with filters and firewalls, 6) methods of attack tracing, evidence collection, and evidence analysis. |
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Thursday - April 22, 2004 11:10 - 11:55 |
Track 1 Salon G |
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| Dr. Michael L . Martin | |
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Presentation: Using Data Mining for Intrusion Detection and Attack Anticipation |
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