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    synchronization and rapport with other parties, feedback to the management, communication and relationship with other departments in the organisation. Mechanisms of assistance which comprises tools such as Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSs), Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPSs) and log monitoring systems should be set up and put into effect to aid the ISIRT in monitoring and detection. Every personnel and partner organisation covered under the scope of Blyth’s Books incident management policy should be

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    Disadvantages Of Honeypots

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    especially important to set the internal thrust for a honeypot as low as possible as this system could be compromised, probably without immediate knowledge. Honey Pots can be setup inside, outside or in the DMZ of a firewall design or even in all of the locations although they are most often deployed inside of a firewall for control purposes. In a sense, they are variants of standard Intruder Detection Systems (IDS) but with more of a focus on information gathering and deception. If the main concern

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    of “invisible weapon” has generated a strong debate about whom from the military or the scientists should launch and control war? The use of computer to disrupt the activities of an enemy country, while deliberately attacking their communication systems is becoming the greatest threat the world had ever faced. Richard Clarke in his book cyber War (May 2010), defines it as “action by nation-state to penetrate another nation’s computers or networks for the purpose of causing damage or disruption.”

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    attacks both internal and external within the system. Vulnerabilities are weaknesses in the requirements, design, and implementation, which attackers exploit to compromise the system. The purpose of this paper is to understand the vulnerabilities, framework, and types of attacks for security requirements and analysis centered on preventing a breach. The framework shows

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    Some of the common types of network attacks are eavesdropping, data modification, identity spoofing, password-based attacks and denial of service attacks. To overcome all these types of attacks an organisation usually installs an intrusion detection system to protect the confidential data exchanged over its network. The local network is then connected to the Internet thereby availing the employees to be online on the fly. Information security has three main objectives namely 1. Data confidentiality

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    Abstract Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is playing a primordial role in Open and Distance Learning (ODL) system to meet the expectations and requirements of the students to receive and send information with respect to their academic pursuits. ICT in Open and Distance Learning is like a beacon light that lights up the path of the students and allows them to navigate through seamless ease with regard to their academic aspirations. It elevates the student-centric learning experience

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    Options for Implementing Intrusion Detection Systems Signature based IDS These IDS possess an attacked description that can be matched to sensed attack manifestations. It catches the intrusions in terms of the characteristics of known attacks or system vulnerabilities. This IDS analyzes information it gathers and compares it to a database of known attacks, which are identified by their individual signatures. The rules are pre-defined. It is also known as misuse detection. The drawbacks of this IDS

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    computer systems. Thus in the recent years various soft computing technique based methods were proposed to detects the growth of intrusion. Also many researchers have reported that the large set of pattern classifications and machine learning algorithms are trained and testing is made on the knowledge discovery data intrusion detection dataset is unsuccessful in finding the remote-to-local attacks and user-to root attacks. Moreover Hyperbolic Hopfield Neural Network(HHNN) based Intrusion Detection

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    1. Prevention/Containment Measures for Cyber Threats. Protecting classified documents or valuable information is very hard against any kind of cyber-terrorism, there are no universal safeguards. There is no existence of any agreement or policy to define cyber-terrorism. Threats can come from hackers, criminal group or terrorist group; governments use computers and internet to attack without knowing the victims. It is not easy to stop such attacks but not impossible to stop if following basic prevention

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    for example firewalls, encryption, and virtual private networks. Intrusion detection is a comparatively new approach to such techniques. By using intrusion detection, we can collect and use information from acknowledged attacks and figure out if somebody is trying to attack the network/host. In this paper, we have classified different types of IDS. Also we have proposed a hybrid model for intrusion detection and prevention system for cloud infrastructure, which has improved the quality of detecting

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