Abstract
Addresses specific problems within the area of performing computer system intrusion detection, and presents the reader with an effective decision model to addressing these problems. Current intrusion detection analysis methods are reluctant to properly evaluate the results of decisions made based on their analysis outcomes. These analysis outcomes influence the decision making process involved in response to an intrusion. Utilizing basic decision modeling methods we can develop a model that is both effective and easy to use. To form this model we must have the following within our environment; standard analysis procedure and the classification of information elements. These will feed into our structured decision model and aid in our final decision outcome.
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