Re: [logs] Logs & the great unification theory

From: H C (keydet89at_private)
Date: Fri Jun 21 2002 - 06:07:24 PDT

  • Next message: Stefano Zanero: "Re: [logs] Logs & the great unification theory"

    > Just to see if they are fit to this purpose :-)
    
    From my experience w/ NN's (grad school), if factors
    can be defined, then they'd make an excellent
    solution.
    
    Just an FYI...when I worked for SAIC, there was a
    product called CMDS.  It used an "expert system"
    developed at NASA to perform network event anomoly
    detection.  Basically, from the description, a neural
    network could "learn" what normal activity looked
    like...by user or by IP address.  As the system
    learned, the thresholds could be tightened to the
    point where...theoretically...false positives could be
    reduced to almost nil.  
    
    SAIC is/was a service company, not a product company,
    and sold CMDS to ODS networks.
    
    It looks as if a lot of changes have gone on since
    '99, but it looks as if the current incarnation of
    these products can be found here:
    
    http://www.intrusion.com
    
    Also...as a side note...does anyone have any
    experience with CyberWolf?  
    http://www.cyberwolftech.com/
    
    carv
    
    
    
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