2017-11-11
AUTHORSEmilia Tantar , Alexandru-Adrian Tantar , Miroslaw Kantor , Thomas Engel
ABSTRACTThrough this position paper we aim at providing a prototype cognitive security service for anomaly detection in Software Defined Networks (SDNs). We equally look at strengthening attack detection capabilities in SDNs, through the addition of predictive analytics capabilities. For this purpose, we build a learning-based anomaly detection service called Learn2Defend, based on functionalities provided by Opendaylight. A potential path to cognition is detailed, by means of a Gaussian Processes driven engine that makes use of traffic characteristics/behavior profiles e.g. smoothness of the frequency of flows traversing a given node. Learn2Defend follows a two-fold approach, with unsupervised learning and prediction mechanisms, all in an on-line dynamic SDN context. The prototype does not target to provide an universally valid predictive analytics framework for security, but rather to offer a tool that supports the integration of cognitive techniques in the SDN security services. More... »
PAGES67-81
EVOLVE - A Bridge between Probability, Set Oriented Numerics, and Evolutionary Computation VI
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