Citation
Hemant Jain. "Preventing rate-based attacks: Requirements, Architecture for a solution and Lessons from Field-Trials". Talk or presentation, 1, December, 2005.

Abstract
Denial of Service (DoS) attacks and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are growing as the internet grows. There is a serious need to protect critical infrastructure as well as e-commerce from these attacks. Software based solutions crumble under these attacks. This presentation discusses the requirements for rate-based intrusion prevention, architecture and implementation of ASIC-based in-line solution for rapid-response, high performance and low latency. This presentation will also provide validation of data received from real-life DoS/DDoS attacks during the customer-trials.

Hemant Jain is co-founder and CTO of IntruGuard Devices, Inc. where he focuses on an ASIC-based Rate-based IPS technology. Prior to founding IntruGuard Devices, Hemant was Chief Architect in Starlight Micro, Inc., responsible for conceptualizing a network security ASIC. He was a lead architect in Internet Devices and Alcatel where among other things he was responsible for conceptualizing and implementing one-touch VPN Client, firewall and NAT support for multimedia and VOIP protocols. He has 5 pending patents in network security space. Hemant earned his MSEE from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India.

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  Hemant Jain. <a
  href="http://www.truststc.org/pubs/12.html"><i>Preventing
  rate-based attacks: Requirements, Architecture for a
  solution and Lessons from Field-Trials</i></a>,
  Talk or presentation,  1, December, 2005.

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  Hemant Jain. "Preventing rate-based attacks: Requirements,
  Architecture for a solution and Lessons from Field-Trials".
  Talk or presentation,  1, December, 2005.

• BibTeX

  @presentation{Jain05_PreventingRatebasedAttacksRequirementsArchitecture,
      author = {Hemant Jain},
      title = {Preventing rate-based attacks: Requirements,
                Architecture for a solution and Lessons from
                Field-Trials},
      day = {1},
      month = {December},
      year = {2005},
      abstract = {Denial of Service (DoS) attacks and Distributed
                Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are growing as
                the internet grows. There is a serious need to
                protect critical infrastructure as well as
                e-commerce from these attacks. Software based
                solutions crumble under these attacks. This
                presentation discusses the requirements for
                rate-based intrusion prevention, architecture and
                implementation of ASIC-based in-line solution for
                rapid-response, high performance and low latency.
                This presentation will also provide validation of
                data received from real-life DoS/DDoS attacks
                during the customer-trials. 
   
   
  
                Hemant Jain is co-founder and CTO of IntruGuard
                Devices, Inc. where he focuses on an
                ASIC-based Rate-based IPS technology. Prior to
                founding IntruGuard Devices, Hemant was Chief
                Architect in Starlight Micro, Inc., responsible
                for conceptualizing a network security ASIC. He
                was a lead architect in Internet Devices and
                Alcatel where among other things he was
                responsible for conceptualizing and implementing
                one-touch VPN Client, firewall and NAT support for
                multimedia and VOIP protocols. He has 5 pending
                patents in network security space. Hemant earned
                his MSEE from the Indian Institute of Technology,
                Bombay, India. },
      URL = {http://www.truststc.org/pubs/12.html}
  }
  

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