Process Detection in Secure and Reliable Computing
George Cybenko

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George Cybenko. "Process Detection in Secure and Reliable Computing". Talk or presentation, 20, October, 2005.

Abstract
Multiple process detection is the problem of identifying instances of several dynamical processes and estimating their states from a sequence of unlabeled, noisy and ambiguous observations of the processes. This talk will demonstrate that several important challenges in secure computing and autonomic systems can be naturally formulated as multiple process detection problems. Those problems include detection of multi-stage, multi-host computer attacks and self-aware computing systems. This talk will also provide an introduction to the growing body of theory and applications of process detection, including applications to other areas. A software implementation of a general-purpose process detection system, called a Process Query System (PQS), will be presented as well. See http://www.pqsnet.net for papers and more information about Process Query Systems.

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  October, 2005.

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  @presentation{Cybenko05_ProcessDetectionInSecureReliableComputing,
      author = {George Cybenko},
      title = {Process Detection in Secure and Reliable Computing},
      day = {20},
      month = {October},
      year = {2005},
      abstract = {Multiple process detection is the problem of
                identifying instances of several dynamical
                processes and estimating their states from a
                sequence of unlabeled, noisy and ambiguous
                observations of the processes. This talk will
                demonstrate that several important challenges in
                secure computing and autonomic systems can be
                naturally formulated as multiple process detection
                problems. Those problems include detection of
                multi-stage, multi-host computer attacks and
                self-aware computing systems. This talk will also
                provide an introduction to the growing body of
                theory and applications of process detection,
                including applications to other areas. A software
                implementation of a general-purpose process
                detection system, called a Process Query System
                (PQS), will be presented as well. See <a
                href="http://www.pqsnet.net">http://www.pqsnet.net
                </a>for papers and more information about Process
                Query Systems. },
      URL = {http://www.truststc.org/pubs/8.html}
  }
  

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