Early Staged Cyber Incidents Detection in Critical Infrastructures
Keywords:
security, cyber-attack, incident detection, traffic anomalyAbstract
The aim of the research is to create cyber incidents early detection model based on network traffic and OS-based system analyses. Developed cyber attacks detection model is based on anomalies measurements. With the 11 selected parameters and measurement software for real-time data traffic analyze, anomalies in traffic observed during cyber-attack simulation process. For OS-based system similar approach used with 4 selected parameters and Neural-networks classification method. This measurement solution detects anomalies in parameters sets and indicates cyber incidents.References
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