An Integrated Framework for Enhancing Campus Security
Song Xing, Ching-Hui Lin · 2008
Applying security to campus buildings, warning systems, communication and computer network systems will greatly reduce the risks of hazards during network attacks, emergencies, and day-to-day operations. Today's campus heavily relies on computer network systems to function and perform most of their activities in teaching and research. As campus resources are connected to the Internet, the implementation of an effective security system becomes imperative. This paper outlines the risks of campus network systems and presents a survey of examining the practice of intrusion detection and prevention, which encompasses possible security aspects in a campus or an organization environment and the technologies to protect the communication systems from increasingly sophisticated attacks. Specifically, an integrated security framework has been introduced for protecting people, systems and information in the campus.