About Seminar

Abstract:
Network administrators are routinely confronted with a wide range of unusual events, some of which, but not all, may be malicious. In this talk, we focus on behavior based approaches for network anomaly detection and diagnosis, which does not rely on attack signatures. We discuss our strategies which include exploratory analysis, online detection, and online summaries for diagnosis. We illustrate our method using experimental studies on network packet and flow traces.

TUESDAY, September 29, 2009
SEMINAR 4:00 - 5:00 pm
CoRE – Lecture Hall

*Refreshments will be served in the IE lounge area at 4:30 prior to the seminar.

Speaker is hosted by Wanpracha Chaovalitwongse

Tel: 732-445-5469, Email: wchaoval@rci.rutgers.edu

		540:691 SEMINAR IN INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING CAIT- DIMACS LABORATORY FOR PORT SECURITY
	Mining Network Traffic Anomalies Jin Cao Bell Laboratories, Alcatel-Lucent Abstract: Network administrators are routinely confronted with a wide range of unusual events, some of which, but not all, may be malicious. In this talk, we focus on behavior based approaches for network anomaly detection and diagnosis, which does not rely on attack signatures. We discuss our strategies which include exploratory analysis, online detection, and online summaries for diagnosis. We illustrate our method using experimental studies on network packet and flow traces. TUESDAY, September 29, 2009 SEMINAR 4:00 - 5:00 pm CoRE – Lecture Hall Refreshments will be served in the IE lounge area at 4:30 prior to the seminar. Speaker is hosted by Wanpracha Chaovalitwongse Tel: 732-445-5469, Email: wchaoval@rci.rutgers.edu Top*
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Spring 2009 Seminars