To compare existing intrusion detection solutions, an experimentation workbench has been developed at the IBM Zurich Research Laboratory. We focus here on its design principles and implementation. This paper is intended to make other teams working in the intrusion detection arena aware of the existence of such a workbench. Thus we hope to foster interaction with them to perform further experiments in the near future.
By: H. Debar, M. Dacier, A. Wespi, S. Lampart
Published in: RZ2998 in 1998
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