Anomaly detection system: towards a framework for enterprise log management of security services
Anomaly detection system: towards a framework for enterprise log management of security services
In recent years, enterprise log management systems have been widely used by organizations. Several companies such as (IBM, MacAfee and Splunk etc.) have brought their own log management solutions to the market. However, the problem is that these systems often require proprietary hardware and do not involve web usage mining to analyze the log data. The purpose of this paper is to investigate an approach towards a framework for managing security logs in enterprise organizations called of the anomaly detection system (ADS), built to detect anomalous behavior inside computer networks that is free from hardware constraints and benefits from web usage mining to extract useful information from the log files.
internet, business data processing, computer network security, data mining, ADS, web usage mining, anomalous behavior detection, anomaly detection system, computer networks, enterprise log management, enterprise organizations, proprietary hardware, security log management, security services, useful information extraction, algorithm design and analysis, organizations, security, web servers, anomaly detection, RESTful style log data collection, web usage mining algortithm
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Ozulku, Omer
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Fadhel, Nawfal
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Argles, David
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Wills, Gary
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December 2014
Ozulku, Omer
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Argles, David
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Wills, Gary
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Ozulku, Omer, Fadhel, Nawfal, Argles, David and Wills, Gary
(2014)
Anomaly detection system: towards a framework for enterprise log management of security services.
2014 World Congress on Internet Security (WorldCIS), London, United Kingdom.
08 - 10 Dec 2014.
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(doi:10.1109/WorldCIS.2014.7028175).
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Abstract
In recent years, enterprise log management systems have been widely used by organizations. Several companies such as (IBM, MacAfee and Splunk etc.) have brought their own log management solutions to the market. However, the problem is that these systems often require proprietary hardware and do not involve web usage mining to analyze the log data. The purpose of this paper is to investigate an approach towards a framework for managing security logs in enterprise organizations called of the anomaly detection system (ADS), built to detect anomalous behavior inside computer networks that is free from hardware constraints and benefits from web usage mining to extract useful information from the log files.
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Published date: December 2014
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2014 World Congress on Internet Security (WorldCIS), London, United Kingdom, 2014-12-08 - 2014-12-10
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internet, business data processing, computer network security, data mining, ADS, web usage mining, anomalous behavior detection, anomaly detection system, computer networks, enterprise log management, enterprise organizations, proprietary hardware, security log management, security services, useful information extraction, algorithm design and analysis, organizations, security, web servers, anomaly detection, RESTful style log data collection, web usage mining algortithm
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Local EPrints ID: 378768
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/378768
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Omer Ozulku
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Nawfal Fadhel
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David Argles
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Gary Wills
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