Network Intrusion Prevention: Theory and Practice

Author: Zheng Chengxing
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book provides an in-depth discussion on the concepts, methods, and significance of network intrusion prevention. Starting from the proactive defense concept introduced from military countermeasures, it explains the fundamental theories of network data acquisition. It deepens traditional detection techniques and explores the introduction of feasible intelligent technologies. The book elaborates on network monitoring, network forensics, and network honeytrap systems, discusses the theory and application of neural networks and wavelet analysis, and finally analyzes the survivability of information systems. This book serves as a reference for professionals, researchers, managers, and teachers in the fields of computer technology, network technology, and electronic information technology. It is also suitable for university students, graduate students, and network enthusiasts.