TY  - JOUR
  - Webb, R.P., Dailey, J.M., Manning, R.J., Maxwell, G.D., Poustie, A.J., Lardenois, S., Harmon, R., Harrison, J., Kopidakis, G., Athanasopoulos, E., Krithinakis, A. , Doukhan F. , Omar, M., Vaillant, D., Di Nallo, F., Koyabe, M., Di Cairano-Gilfedde C. 
  - 2011
  - Unknown
  - IEEE Journal of Selected Topics In Quantum Electronics
  - All-Optical Header Processing in a 42.6Gb/s Optoelectronic Firewall
  - In Press
  - ()
  - A novel architecture to enable future network security systems to provide effective protection in the context of continued traffic growth and the need to minimise energy consumption is proposed. It makes use of an all-optical pre-filtering stage operating at the line rate under software control to distribute incoming packets to specialised electronic processors. An experimental system that integrates software controls and electronic interfaces with an all-optical pattern recognition system has demonstrated the key functions required by the new architecture. As an example, the ability to sort packets arriving in a 42.6Gb/s data stream according to their service type was shown experimentally.
DA  - 2011/NaN
ER  - 

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   = {Webb,  R.P. and  Dailey,  J.M. and  Manning,  R.J. and  Maxwell,  G.D. and  Poustie,  A.J. and  Lardenois,  S. and  Harmon,  R. and  Harrison,  J. and  Kopidakis,  G. and  Athanasopoulos,  E. and  Krithinakis,  A.  and  Doukhan F. ,  Omar and  M.,  Vaillant and  D.,  Di Nallo and  F.,  Koyabe and  M.,  Di Cairano-Gilfedde C.  },
   = {2011},
   = {Unknown},
   = {IEEE Journal of Selected Topics In Quantum Electronics},
   = {All-Optical Header Processing in a 42.6Gb/s Optoelectronic Firewall},
   = {In Press},
   = {()},
   = {{A novel architecture to enable future network security systems to provide effective protection in the context of continued traffic growth and the need to minimise energy consumption is proposed. It makes use of an all-optical pre-filtering stage operating at the line rate under software control to distribute incoming packets to specialised electronic processors. An experimental system that integrates software controls and electronic interfaces with an all-optical pattern recognition system has demonstrated the key functions required by the new architecture. As an example, the ability to sort packets arriving in a 42.6Gb/s data stream according to their service type was shown experimentally.}},
  source = {IRIS}
}