Visible to the public Automated Synthesis Framework For Network Security and ResilienceConflict Detection Enabled

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Performance Period

Feb 05, 2025

Institution(s)

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Sponsor(s)

National Security Agency

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We propose to develop the analysis methodology needed to support scientific reasoning about the resilience and security of networks, with a particular focus on network control and information/data flow. The core of this vision is an automated synthesis framework (ASF), which will automatically derive network state and repairs from a set of specified correctness requirements and security policies. ASF consists of a set of techniques for performing and integrating security and resilience analyses applied at different layers (i.e., data forwarding, network control, programming language, and application software) in a real-time and automated fashion. The ASF approach is exciting because developing it adds to the theoretical underpinnings of SoS, while using it supports the practice of SoS.