Proposing a multi-touch interface for intrusion detection environments

Guenther, Jeffrey; Volk, Fred; Shaneck, Mark

doi:10.1145/1850795.1850797

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“…With the visual interface, users spent more time interacting with the interface to gather information, as some of the needed data was not readily available. On the other hand multi-touch interface for intrusion detection environments proposed [16] that includes an extensive ethnography to provide a richer understanding of socio-organizational development of ID environments, tools, and technologies. By using touch interaction, interface will enable exploration through the use of gestures to zoom, pan, and manipulate data.…”

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“…The research is evolving in the network security community which helps to leverage the benefits of visualization to reduce the time and cognitive workload that associated with the ID task [14,30,56,60,63]. It also has evolved in using multi-touch design interface for network security analysts that help users to manage environmental complexity, afford intuitive analysis of traffic and make better decisions and provide a comprehensive data visualization/exploration tool for the security analysts [16].…”

Section: Usability Problem In Interfacementioning

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Cognitive Analysis of Intrusion Detection System

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2022

J. Sib. Fed. Univ. Eng. technol.

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Usability evaluation methods have gained a substantial attention in networks particularly in Intrusion Detection System (IDS) as these evaluation methods are envisioned to achieve usability and define usability defects for a large number of practical software’s. Despite a good number of available survey and methods on usability evaluation, we feel that there is a gap in existing literature in terms of usability evaluation methods, IDS interfaces and following usability guidelines in IDS development. This paper reviews the state of the art for improving usability of networks that illustrates the issues and challenges in the context of design matters. Further, we propose the taxonomy of key issues in evaluation methods and usability problems. We also define design heuristics for IDS users and interfaces that improves detection of usability defects and interface usability compared to conventional evaluation heuristics. The similarities and differences of usability evaluation methods and usability problems are summarized on the basis of usability factors, current evaluation methods and interfaces loopholes

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Cognitive Analysis of Intrusion Detection System

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2022

J. Sib. Fed. Univ. Eng. technol.

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“…Such as Guenther et al (2010) [1] compared with gesture inputting and traditional inputting, gesture inputting interface is more efficiency; Kine et al (2009) indicated that in selection task "one finger direct-touch is faster than using a mouse and bimanual interactions are faster than using one finger"; Park and Han (2010) [2] indicated that in regard to reaction time, icon size design 10 mm is better than 7 mm and 7 mm is better than 4 mm [2]; And Piper et al (2010) [3] compared with multi-touch inputting device and traditional inputting device by interview survey, they indicated "multi-touch inputting device is less intimidating, less frustrating, and less oppressive than a traditional computer".…”

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confidence: 99%