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Software Agents and Computer Network Security
Edinburgh, Scotland April 03-April 07
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J. Pikoulas, Napier University
M. Mannion, Napier University
W. Buchanan, Napier University
Preventing unauthorized access to corporate information systems is essential for many organizations. To address this problem we built a security enhancement software system using software agents, in which a core software agent resides on a server and user end software agents reside at each user workstation. By downloading a pattern of typical user behavior and rules governing invalid behavior from a core agent to each user end agent, all decisions and actions about atypical or invalid user behavior can be taken by a user agent. This permits security detection to continue even when the core agent fails to operate.
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J. Pikoulas, M. Mannion, W. Buchanan, "Software Agents and Computer Network Security," ecbs, pp.211, 7th IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer Based Systems, 2000
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