Network security AIOps for online stream data monitoring

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Abstract

In cybersecurity, live production data for predictive analysis pose a significant challenge due to the inherently secure nature of the domain. Although there are publicly available, synthesized, and artificially generated datasets, authentic scenarios are rarely encountered. For anomaly-based detection, the dynamic definition of thresholds has gained importance and attention in detecting abnormalities and preventing malicious activities. Unlike conventional threshold-based methods, deep learning data modeling provides a more nuanced perspective on network monitoring. This enables security systems to continually refine and adapt to the evolving situation in streaming data online, which is also our goal. Furthermore, our work in this paper contributes significantly to AIOps research, particularly through the deployment of our intelligent module that cooperates within a monitoring system in production. Our work addresses a crucial gap in the security research landscape toward more practical and effective secure strategies.

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Nguyen, G., Dlugolinsky, S., Tran, V., & López García, Á. (2024). Network security AIOps for online stream data monitoring. Neural Computing and Applications, 36(24), 14925–14949. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-024-09863-z

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