ICNGC 2025 The 11th International Conference on Next Generation Computing 2025 (2025.12)바로가기
페이지
pp.193-196
저자
Ali Rashid Mahmud, Atif Ali, Muhammad Rehan Ajmal, Salman Ghani Virk, Subayyal Sheikh, Muhammad Tayyab Khan
언어
영어(ENG)
URL
https://www.earticle.net/Article/A478492
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초록
영어
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) represent a major headache for Security Operations Centers (SOCs) of the 21st century. Apart from being able to withstand constant monitoring, detection, and response, APTs are also extremely sophisticated and stealthy in nature. Centralized Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), which are of a traditional nature, are usually not capable of providing adaptive, privacy-preserving, and collaborative detection functionalities across distributed networks. In this paper, a Federated Intrusion Detection Framework (FIDF), which uses Federated Learning (FL) to allow multiple SOC nodes to jointly train a smart detection model without the need to share raw data, is introduced. Local IDS agents, a central SOC aggregator, and a secure threat intelligence exchange mechanism are components of the system. The experimental performance is successful in showing that the detection accuracy is improved, the false positives are reduced, and the response time is enhanced for APT defense. The presented framework is a step toward federated solutions for the creation of a cybersecurity ecosystem that is scalable, privacy-aware, and resilient and is suitable for national defense infrastructures.
목차
Abstract I. Introduction II. Literature Review III. Methodology IV. Results A. Quantitative Performance Analysis B. Detection Efficiency and Latency Trade-off C. APT Detection Capability V. Conclusion VI. References