PIDS: A Privacy Intrusion Detection System
H. S. Venter et al.
2004
Citation information
H. S. Venter, M. S. Olivier, and J. H. P. Eloff.
“PIDS: A Privacy Intrusion Detection System”. In: Proceedings of the Fourth
International Network Conference. Ed. by S. M. Furnell and P. S. Dowland. Journal
version also published H. S. Venter, Olivier, and Eloff 2004a. Plymouth,
UK, July 2004, pp. 255–262 
Abstract
It is well-known that the primary threat against misuse of private data about individuals is present within the organisation. This paper proposes a system that uses Intrusion Detection System (IDS) technologies to help safeguard such private information. It is assumed that the private information is stored in a central networked repository (using, for example, network-attached storage). The proposed Privacy IDS (PIDS) is used on the border between this repository and the rest of the organisation to identify attempts to misuse such information. The system works by identifying anomalous behaviour and reacts by throttling access to the data and/or issuing reports.
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BibTeX reference
@inproceedings(pids,author={Hein S Venter and Martin S Olivier and Jan H P Eloff},
title={{PIDS}: A Privacy Intrusion Detection System},
booktitle={Proceedings of the Fourth International Network Conference},
editor={Steven M Furnell and Paul S Dowland},
pages={255-262},
month=jul,
year={2004},
address={Plymouth, UK},
note={Journal version also published ∖cite{pids2}} )