Security architecture testing using IDS—a case study

Verwoerd, Theuns; Hunt, Ray

doi:10.1016/s0140-3664(02)00041-5

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“…Measured in terms of the number of false negatives (Verwoerd and Hunt, 2002). This study will focus on testing of Snort and Snorting with respect to the previous evaluation indexes.…”

Section: Completenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

A study of the performance evaluation of a network intrusion detection system

Chen

Chung²,

Tsai³

2010

Asian Journal on Quality

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Purpose -Currently, there is a lack of a unified standard in testing an intrusion detection system (IDS). Thus, the purpose of this paper is to focus on testing of the completeness, accuracy, and capability of Snort and Snorting. Design/methodology/approach -The experimentation and evaluation of the technology in network IDS are discussed in this paper. The calculated data and significance of the result were analyzed to provide significant information for future IDS modification. Findings -The testing report is crucial in providing important theory and experiment significance for the future designing of a better IDS software and other detection system. Originality/value -The paper expresses the function and ability to evaluate the performance of Snort in many different perspectives.

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“…Measured in terms of the number of false negatives (Verwoerd and Hunt, 2002). This study will focus on testing of Snort and Snorting with respect to the previous evaluation indexes.…”

Section: Completenessmentioning

confidence: 99%