Research Paper Proposal
Name : Krishna Kiran Tummala
Course : CS898t - Wireless/Mobile Communications
Lecturer : Dr.Chang

1. Topic:
         Intrusion Detection Techniques for Mobile Wireless Networks

2. Major Goals
        1) To describe the importance of mobile wireless network.
        2) Need of network security in wireless network.
        3) What is Intrusion Detection?
                a) Causes of Intrusion in mobile wireless networks.
                b) Examples causing Intrusion.
        4) Detection of Intrusion in a mobile network.
                a) Architecture for Intrusion Detection.


3. Scope
        Increasing demand in the mobile network causes in-efficiency
in mobile wireless network. The traditional way of preventing networks
from intrusion is no longer sufficient and efficient. Mobile wireless network
environment is susceptible to various attacks that may weaken the network security.
 So due to this vulnerability, mobile wireless network needs good and efficient
detection techniques that will allow more security to the mobile computing.

        The scope of this paper is to study the various Intrusion detection
techniques and there by providing a new architecture and mechanisms to protect
the wireless networks and mobile computing applications.

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