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Holmes: A data theft forensic framework
2011
2011 IEEE International Workshop on Information Forensics and Security
This paper presents Holmes, a forensic framework for postmortem investigation of data theft incidents in enterprise networks. Holmes pro-actively collects potential evidence from hosts and the network for correlation analysis at a central location. In order to optimize the storage requirements for the collected data, Holmes relies on compact network and host data structures. We evaluate the theoretical storage requirements of Holmes in average networks and quantify the improvements compared to
doi:10.1109/wifs.2011.6123144
dblp:conf/wifs/MastiLSEP11
fatcat:f6oo3ifqxvhsjnkqenmlb5cnqe