An Introduction to Network Security: Data Analysis Approach
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ISBN-13: 9781032941844
ISBN-10: 1032941847
Pagini: 250
Ilustrații: 64
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: CRC Press
Colecția CRC Press
ISBN-10: 1032941847
Pagini: 250
Ilustrații: 64
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 mm
Ediția:1
Editura: CRC Press
Colecția CRC Press
Public țintă
Professional Practice & Development, Professional Reference, and Professional TrainingCuprins
CHAPTER 1
1 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORK SECURITY
1.1 CYBERATTACKS CATEGORIES
1.2 SECURITY POLICIES, STANDARDS, AND LEGISLATIONS RELATED TO SYSTEM, NETWORK, AND CYBERSPACE SECURITY
CHAPTER 2
2 BASIC DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS IN NETWORK SECURITY
2.1 GENERAL TYPES OF ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS IN THE NETWORK LAYER
2.2 DOS ATTACKS
2.3 INTRUSION DETECTION FOR ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS
2.4 INTRODUCTION TO ALERT AGGREGATION
2.5 INTRODUCTION TO ALERT CORRELATION
2.6 INTRUSION PREVENTION FOR ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS
2.7 INTRUSION RESPONSE FOR ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS
2.8 HYBRID APPROACH TO COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY
CHAPTER 3
3 INTRUSION DETECTION METHODS
3.1 SIGNATURE-BASED INTRUSION DETECTION
3.2 ANOMALY-BASED INTRUSION DETECTION
3.3 DATASET FOR INTRUSION DETECTION
3.4 FEATURE EXTRACTION
CHAPTER 4
4 PROCESSING DATA COLLECTED FROM NETWORK TRAFFIC
4.1 PRE-PROCESSING OF COLLECTED DATA
4.2 DATA ANALYSIS
4.3 MEAN, VARIANCE AND EXPECTED VALUE
4.4 FEATURE SELECTION AND DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION
4.5 DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO FEATURE SELECTION 81
4.6 DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION
4.7 DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS TOOLS
4.8 INTERACTING WITH THE NETWORK USING THE NETWORK INTERFACE TOOL
4.9 PLATFORMS FOR RUNNING EXPERIMENTS
CHAPTER 5
5 ALERT POST-PROCESSING
5.1 ALERT AGGREGATION USED FOR INTRUSION DETECTION
5.2 ALERT CORRELATION METHODS USED FOR INTRUSION DETECTION
5.3 ASSOCIATION RULE MINING
5.4 EXPERT SYSTEM
CHAPTER 6
6 INTRUSION PREVENTION METHODS
6.1 SIMPLIFYING SOFTWARE AND PROTOCOLS AS SOURCES OF VULNERABILITY
6.2 EXAMPLES OF PREVENTIVE MEASURES FOR EXPLOITS
6.3 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE INTRUSION PREVENTION SYSTEMS
6.4 ACCESSING SOME STRUCTURES OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM OR THE REGISTRY IN MS-WINDOWS
6.5 SOME MISCELLANEOUS PREVENTIVE METHODS
6.6 PROTECTION AGAINST PROFILING ATTACKS
CHAPTER 7
7 INTRUSION RESPONSE METHODS
7.1 COST-BASED APPROACH IN RESPONSE TO INTRUSIONS
7.2 ADVANCED TOPICS IN INTRUSION RESPONSE
REFERENCES
INDEX
1 INTRODUCTION TO NETWORK SECURITY
1.1 CYBERATTACKS CATEGORIES
1.2 SECURITY POLICIES, STANDARDS, AND LEGISLATIONS RELATED TO SYSTEM, NETWORK, AND CYBERSPACE SECURITY
CHAPTER 2
2 BASIC DEFINITIONS AND CONCEPTS IN NETWORK SECURITY
2.1 GENERAL TYPES OF ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS IN THE NETWORK LAYER
2.2 DOS ATTACKS
2.3 INTRUSION DETECTION FOR ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS
2.4 INTRODUCTION TO ALERT AGGREGATION
2.5 INTRODUCTION TO ALERT CORRELATION
2.6 INTRUSION PREVENTION FOR ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS
2.7 INTRUSION RESPONSE FOR ATTACKS ON COMPUTER NETWORKS
2.8 HYBRID APPROACH TO COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY
CHAPTER 3
3 INTRUSION DETECTION METHODS
3.1 SIGNATURE-BASED INTRUSION DETECTION
3.2 ANOMALY-BASED INTRUSION DETECTION
3.3 DATASET FOR INTRUSION DETECTION
3.4 FEATURE EXTRACTION
CHAPTER 4
4 PROCESSING DATA COLLECTED FROM NETWORK TRAFFIC
4.1 PRE-PROCESSING OF COLLECTED DATA
4.2 DATA ANALYSIS
4.3 MEAN, VARIANCE AND EXPECTED VALUE
4.4 FEATURE SELECTION AND DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION
4.5 DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO FEATURE SELECTION 81
4.6 DIMENSIONALITY REDUCTION
4.7 DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS TOOLS
4.8 INTERACTING WITH THE NETWORK USING THE NETWORK INTERFACE TOOL
4.9 PLATFORMS FOR RUNNING EXPERIMENTS
CHAPTER 5
5 ALERT POST-PROCESSING
5.1 ALERT AGGREGATION USED FOR INTRUSION DETECTION
5.2 ALERT CORRELATION METHODS USED FOR INTRUSION DETECTION
5.3 ASSOCIATION RULE MINING
5.4 EXPERT SYSTEM
CHAPTER 6
6 INTRUSION PREVENTION METHODS
6.1 SIMPLIFYING SOFTWARE AND PROTOCOLS AS SOURCES OF VULNERABILITY
6.2 EXAMPLES OF PREVENTIVE MEASURES FOR EXPLOITS
6.3 ACTIVE AND PASSIVE INTRUSION PREVENTION SYSTEMS
6.4 ACCESSING SOME STRUCTURES OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM OR THE REGISTRY IN MS-WINDOWS
6.5 SOME MISCELLANEOUS PREVENTIVE METHODS
6.6 PROTECTION AGAINST PROFILING ATTACKS
CHAPTER 7
7 INTRUSION RESPONSE METHODS
7.1 COST-BASED APPROACH IN RESPONSE TO INTRUSIONS
7.2 ADVANCED TOPICS IN INTRUSION RESPONSE
REFERENCES
INDEX
Notă biografică
Peyman Kabiri, PhD, received his bachelor’s degree in computer hardware engineering from Iran University of Science and Technology in 1992. After receiving his master’s degree in real-time systems from Nottingham Trent University in 1996, he received a bursary from Nottingham Trent University to continue his doctoral studies. He received a PhD in Computer Science from Nottingham Trent University in 2000. After receiving his PhD, he held various positions in companies and universities, including Assistant Professor in the School of Computer Engineering at the Iran University of Science and Technology, project coordinator in Faculty of Computer Science at the University of New Brunswick – Canada, Senior Lecturer in Cybersecurity in the Department of Computing at Sheffield Hallam University, and Senior Lecturer in Cybersecurity in the School of Computer Science and Informatics at De Montfort University.
Dr Kabiri has designed and taught many modules in the field of cybersecurity at undergraduate and graduate levels since 2010. His lectures are based on his research findings and were initially intended for graduate students, including Intrusion Detection and Response Methods and Systems for Computer Networks, Secure Computer Systems, and Cyber-Physical Systems Security. Later, he designed and taught undergraduate lectures and laboratory tutorials for undergraduate courses at UK universities, namely Network Intrusion Detection and Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity (except for the last few sessions). He has a diverse range of research and teaching experiences that enable him to contribute to multidisciplinary research and teaching areas. He has published 46 conference papers and 32 journal articles and edited one book. He has supervised the final projects of many undergraduate students, 52 master’s students and 5 doctoral students to completion. He strongly believes in research-based teaching, and in his lectures, he provides his students with theoretical and practical knowledge along with examples of real-world scenarios. Having diverse research and teaching experience at the international level helps him to have a broader perspective on different research and teaching approaches and the educational needs of researchers and students.
Dr Kabiri has designed and taught many modules in the field of cybersecurity at undergraduate and graduate levels since 2010. His lectures are based on his research findings and were initially intended for graduate students, including Intrusion Detection and Response Methods and Systems for Computer Networks, Secure Computer Systems, and Cyber-Physical Systems Security. Later, he designed and taught undergraduate lectures and laboratory tutorials for undergraduate courses at UK universities, namely Network Intrusion Detection and Artificial Intelligence for Cybersecurity (except for the last few sessions). He has a diverse range of research and teaching experiences that enable him to contribute to multidisciplinary research and teaching areas. He has published 46 conference papers and 32 journal articles and edited one book. He has supervised the final projects of many undergraduate students, 52 master’s students and 5 doctoral students to completion. He strongly believes in research-based teaching, and in his lectures, he provides his students with theoretical and practical knowledge along with examples of real-world scenarios. Having diverse research and teaching experience at the international level helps him to have a broader perspective on different research and teaching approaches and the educational needs of researchers and students.
Descriere
This book is designed to provide a starting point for researchers and students in the field of network security. The goal is to help them understand the problem domain, learn how to build an experimental set, and conduct experiments. This book focuses on concepts related to securing computer networks and does not cover cryptography.