Programmers and software developers interested in security applications for component technology should keep tabs on work underway at Stanford Research Institute (SRI) International, a nonprofit research institute based in Menlo Park, California. Stanford Research Institute (SRI) has been tasked by the . . .
Programmers and software developers interested in security applications for component technology should keep tabs on work underway at Stanford Research Institute (SRI) International, a nonprofit research institute based in Menlo Park, California. Stanford Research Institute (SRI) has been tasked by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop ways to use component technology to distribute real-time security monitoring throughout enterprise networks.

According to Phillip Porras, program director of network security for SRI, the components emerging from DARPA's project, aptly named the Event Monitoring Enabling Responses to Anomalous Live Disturbances (EMERALD), are capable of providing anomaly and misuse detection for networks of all sizes.

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