米国明細書研究 Ｎｏ．１（3/31） [明細書研究]
米国明細書研究
USP 7,346,929
Method and apparatus for auditing network security
「Description of the Prior Art」
【特徴】
先行技術は、短く簡潔に記載する（admitted prior artによる拒絶を防ぐ観点、ＰＬ法の観点などを考慮すること）。
特に、米国法で"prior art"に当たらないものを、"prior art"として記載しないこと。
客観的な事実を記載すること。
becomes more prevalent：より一般的になっている
vulnerability：脆弱性
a dedicated machine：専用のマシン
on command：命令により
there is a need for ...：...のニーズがあった。
(以下、USP7,346,929より)
2. Description of the Prior Art
As use of large computer networks becomes more prevalent, computer security increases in importance. To reduce networked computer vulnerability, many organizations run periodic security audit scans of their computer systems. Such scans typically involve a dedicated scanning machine that attempts to gain unauthorized access to a computer system via a computer network through a variety of methods. The scanning machine will make numerous attempts to gain access and maintain a record of any security breaches that it detects.
Conventional scanning systems perform scans on command and are frequently dedicated to only a single user. Thus, scans are not performed periodically unless the user remembers to activate the scanning machines. Furthermore, many scanning machines are idle for large periods of time.
Therefore, there is a need for a scanning system that periodically schedules security scans of several users.
[TY]
USP 7,346,929
Method and apparatus for auditing network security
「Description of the Prior Art」
【特徴】
先行技術は、短く簡潔に記載する（admitted prior artによる拒絶を防ぐ観点、ＰＬ法の観点などを考慮すること）。
特に、米国法で"prior art"に当たらないものを、"prior art"として記載しないこと。
客観的な事実を記載すること。
becomes more prevalent：より一般的になっている
vulnerability：脆弱性
a dedicated machine：専用のマシン
on command：命令により
there is a need for ...：...のニーズがあった。
(以下、USP7,346,929より)
2. Description of the Prior Art
As use of large computer networks becomes more prevalent, computer security increases in importance. To reduce networked computer vulnerability, many organizations run periodic security audit scans of their computer systems. Such scans typically involve a dedicated scanning machine that attempts to gain unauthorized access to a computer system via a computer network through a variety of methods. The scanning machine will make numerous attempts to gain access and maintain a record of any security breaches that it detects.
Conventional scanning systems perform scans on command and are frequently dedicated to only a single user. Thus, scans are not performed periodically unless the user remembers to activate the scanning machines. Furthermore, many scanning machines are idle for large periods of time.
Therefore, there is a need for a scanning system that periodically schedules security scans of several users.
[TY]
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