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A informac¸ ˜ao gerada por sistemas de monitorizac¸ ˜ao de redes de computadores ´e cada vez maior. A
monitorizac¸ ˜ao constante ´e imperativa mas muito dif´ıcil de realizar por v´arias raz˜oes. Em particular,
existe alguma dificuldade em lidar com tanta informac¸ ˜ao em tempo real e de forma intelig´ıvel para
o administrador da rede. Aplicac¸ ˜oes de Security Information Event Management, geram eventos correlacionados
em func¸ ˜ao de ocorrˆencias na rede. Estes eventos s˜ao classificados de acordo com a sua
perigosidade. Uma aplicac¸ ˜ao que possibilite a sonorizac¸ ˜ao dos eventos gerados por um Security Information
Event Management, poder´a facilitar o trabalho do administrador da rede, j´a que n˜ao necessitar´a
de estar a consultar o servic¸o e bastar´a escutar o resultado da sonorizac¸ ˜ao de tais eventos.
The information generated by a network monitoring system is overwhelming. Monitoring is imperative but very difficult to accomplish due to several reasons. In particular, there is some difficulty in the handling of so much real-time information in a way that is intelligible for the network administrator. Security Information Event Management applications, generate events that correlate multiple occurrences on the network. These events are classified accordingly to their risk. An application that allows the sonification of events generated by a Security Information Event Management, can facilitate the work of the network administrator by avoiding the necessity of him constantly monitoring the service and allowing him to just listen to the result of the sonification of such events.
The information generated by a network monitoring system is overwhelming. Monitoring is imperative but very difficult to accomplish due to several reasons. In particular, there is some difficulty in the handling of so much real-time information in a way that is intelligible for the network administrator. Security Information Event Management applications, generate events that correlate multiple occurrences on the network. These events are classified accordingly to their risk. An application that allows the sonification of events generated by a Security Information Event Management, can facilitate the work of the network administrator by avoiding the necessity of him constantly monitoring the service and allowing him to just listen to the result of the sonification of such events.
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Dissertação de Mestrado em Engenharia Informática
Keywords
OSSIM SIEM Sonorização
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Instituto Politécnico do Porto. Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão