A Streaming Intrusion Detection System for Grid Computing Environments

Abstract—In this paper, a novel architecture for a streaming intrusion detection system for Grid computing environments is presented. Detection mechanisms based on traditional log-files or single host databases are replaced by a streaming database approach. The streaming architecture allows processing of temporal attack data across multiple sites and offers the potential for performance benefits in large scale systems, since data is processed during its natural flow and only stored as long as necessary for analysis. Two cross-site example attacks in a Grid environment and the streaming detection logic for these attacks are presented to illustrate the approach. Experimental results of a prototypical implementation are presented.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2009
• Where: HPCC
• Authors: Matthew Smith, Fabian Schwarzer, Marian Harbach, Thomas Noll, Bernd Freisleben
• Keywords: Cross-site Example Attacks, Detection, Distributed And Parallel Computing, Grid Computing Environments, HPCC 2009