Network Security Situation Awareness Model-Inspired by Immune

Yi Xiang Luo; Ming Hua Zhao; Qun Yan Zhang; Ajin Zou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.267.635

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Network Security Situation Awareness Model-Inspired by Immune

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Network security situation awareness is the pivotal technology of building the next generation active defensible network, which has been got widespread concerns by experts and scholars. Inspired-by artificial immune, an immune-inspired network security situation awareness model, referred as Ineim, was given. The real-time network security situation awareness equations were built up, which can exactly compute security situation awareness of the host and network. Both the theory analysis and experimental results prove that Ineim provides a positive and active network security method.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 267)

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June 2011

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Yi Xiang Luo, Ming Hua Zhao, Qun Yan Zhang, Ajin Zou

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Artificial Immune, Network Security, Situation Awareness

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