A Network-Centric Approach to Enhanced National Airspace Security

Stamm, Robert J.; McClease, Y.; Jagodnik, A J

doi:10.1109/aero.2006.1655881

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“…The context layer is updated regularly as the user's events. The updates also show the tasks user has been performing reflect the users working process (Mobgraber, Reinert, & Vagts, 2010;Monari, Voth, & Kroschel, 2005;Oh et al, 2011;Raty et al, 2008;Robert & Stramm, 2009;Saini, Atrey, Emmanuel, & Kankankhalli, 2010;Lokaiczyk & Goertz, 2008).…”

Section: Event Based Surveillance and Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Survey of Event Analytics

Gidwani

Argano

Wan

et al. 2012

International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics

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Analytics has emerged as an important area of study as it avoids further incidents or risks after the events have occurred; this is done by analysing computer events and making further statistics. The purpose of this survey is to gain knowledge for the authors’ own event knowledge database which will consist of how unusual events work and how they are related to other events. The algorithms mentioned in this paper have been used to build their future development, resulting in a knowledge database designed to be similar to an internet browser engine where it can search events and their relationships. The research and algorithms have helped the authors to decide on the technology they will be using for the knowledge database.

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Section: Event Based Surveillance and Monitoringmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Survey of Event Analytics

Gidwani

Argano

Wan

et al. 2012

International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics

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“…The Net Enabled Operations (NEO) Program requires real time data connections and has the potential for a large scope of network vulnerability. [2] Utilizing CPAT, a team of penetration testers could effectively collaborate on their reconnaissance data in real time in order to better protect a system critical to the nation's security and its aerospace operations. This paper discusses a software project aimed at providing a collaborative, real time tool to be used during network penetration tests to better organize and view data.…”

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Collaborative penetration-testing and analysis toolkit (CPAT)

Rushing¹,

Guidry²,

Alkadi³

2015

2015 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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Penetration testing (or "pentesting") is critical to both maintaining and increasing the reliability of computer networks while lessening their vulnerability. The number, importance and value of these networks has been growing over the past decade, and their capabilities and respective uses have been integrated into many aspects of our lives. Without penetration testing, our networks can fall victim to a myriad of malicious mayhem which has the potential for serious, large-scale ramifications, and when these networks are not operating as expected it is often individuals who suffer. However, penetration testing poses its own new and diverse set of problems to security analysts. Due to the abstract nature of performing a pentest, the near complete lack of design geared toward effective collaboration and teamwork in many widely used penetration testing tools can create a notable hindrance for security teams.This paper describes a software project surrounding network penetration testing from a collaborative standpoint and the problems associated with team-based efforts utilizing present network analysis tools and technologies.

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