JOURNAL ARTICLE

Information Security Situation in Blockchain for Secure SDN Based on Big Data in Smart Communities

Feilu HangLinjiang XieZhenhong ZhangWei GuoHanruo Li

Year: 2022 Journal:   International Journal of Information Security and Privacy Vol: 16 (2)Pages: 1-19   Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Abstract

In the internet of things (IoT) and big data, the global information society is entering a new phase where consumers, networks, and perception devices work together more intimately. Software-defined networks (SDN) offer lower latency and massive connectivity for intelligent devices (IoT) for the internet of things. Smart communities are one of the most important applications of the blockchain. SDN technology is used to provide residents with smart services. Situational awareness for information security offers a distinct, high-level security perspective based on security alarm occurrences. However, contemporary information security warning data has become too complicated and varied than a simple analysis is almost impossible. In addition to enhancing IoT security's monitoring, emergency response, and forecasting capabilities, this article presents an IoT-assisted information security situation awareness framework (IoT-ISSAF). SDN model has been validated through simulation as being able to accurately assess the current state of network security in blockchain.

Keywords:
Computer science Computer security Big data Blockchain Internet of Things Situation awareness Information security Software-defined networking Computer network Data mining

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Citation History

Topics

Network Security and Intrusion Detection
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Information Systems
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
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