Visible to the public Modelling Trust Frameworks for Network-IDS

TitleModelling Trust Frameworks for Network-IDS
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2021
AuthorsManoj Vignesh, K M, Sujanani, Anish, Bangalore, Raghu A.
Conference Name2021 2nd International Conference for Emerging Technology (INCET)
Date Publishedmay
Keywordsfuzzing, Human Behavior, human trust, Intrusion detection, network intrusion detection, Network security, pubcrawl, security, Servers, Traffic Control, Trust
AbstractThough intrusion detection systems provide actionable alerts based on signature-based or anomaly-based traffic patterns, the majority of systems still rely on human analysts to identify and contain the root cause of security incidents. This process is naturally susceptible to human error and is time-consuming, which may allow for further enumeration and pivoting within a compromised environment. Through this paper, we have augmented traditional signature-based network intrusion detection systems with a trust framework whose reduction and redemption values are a function of the severity of the incident, the degree of connectivity of nodes and the time elapsed. A lightweight implementation on the nodes coupled with a multithreaded approach on the central trust server has shown the capability to scale to larger networks with high traffic volumes and a varying proportion of suspicious traffic patterns.
DOI10.1109/INCET51464.2021.9456381
Citation Keymanoj_vignesh_modelling_2021