Intrusion Detection for Air Force Networks: Operations, Performance, and Implementation

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Author

Len LaPadula

Entry type

techreport

Abstract

Will developing intrusion detection capabilities meet the operational, performance, and implementation goals of the US Air Force? To help ensure that they will, the MITRE C2 Protect Mission-Oriented Investigation and Experimentation (MOIE) project is making Air Force goals for intrusion detection available to commercial interests that may develop capabilities. This paper, a first cut at defining goals, capitalizes on customer and corporate experience with intrusion detection tools as well as knowledge of the problem domain. It creates an information base abot intrusion detection, providing a framework for discussing, refining, and enhancing intrusion detection goals.

Date

1997 – November

Institution

Air Force

Key alpha

LaPadula

Note

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

Publication Date

0000-00-00

- Introduction - Operational Goals - Performance Goals - Implementation Goals

Keywords

intrusion detection, operational goals, implementation goals

Language

English

Location

A hard-copy of this is in the Papers Cabinet

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	title = "Intrusion Detection for Air Force Networks: Operations, Performance, and Implementation",
	author = "Len LaPadula",
	year = "1997",
	month = "November",
	institution = "Air Force",
	note = "Approved for public release; distribution unlimited",
	abstract = "Will developing intrusion detection capabilities meet the operational, performance, and implementation goals of the US Air Force?  To help ensure that they will, the MITRE C2 Protect Mission-Oriented Investigation and Experimentation (MOIE) project is making Air Force goals for intrusion detection available to commercial interests that may develop capabilities.
This paper, a first cut at defining goals, capitalizes on customer and corporate experience with intrusion detection tools as well as knowledge of the problem domain.  It creates an information base abot intrusion detection, providing a framework for discussing, refining, and enhancing intrusion detection goals.",
	contents = "- Introduction
- Operational Goals
- Performance Goals
- Implementation Goals",
	keywords = "intrusion detection, operational goals, implementation goals",
	language = "English",
}