Performance estimation of honeynet system for network security enhancement via copula linguistic

İbrahim Yusuf

Article Details

Performance estimation of honeynet system for network security enhancement via copula linguistic

Authors:

İbrahim Yusuf

Publisher:

Yildiz Technical University

Main Topics:

Biochemistry and Cell Biology (Other)

Journal:

Sigma Journal of Engineering and Natural Sciences Vol.42 Issue 4, pp.1169-1182

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2024

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001324626

pISSN:

1304-7191

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Abstract:

 Honeypots are computer systems that deceive cyber attackers into believing they are ordinary computer systems designed for invasion, when in fact they are primarily designed to collect data about attack methods, resulting in better protection and defense against malicious actors. As a result, developing reliability metrics for measuring the performance, strength, and effectiveness of honeypot deception is advantageous. Despite extensive and mature research on honeynet system, reliability modeling, analysis and performance prediction and evaluation, based on copula techniques for accurately testing, estimating and optimizing the overall performance of honeynet systems remain lacking. To start, a copula approach for analyzing and optimizing the performance of honeynet systems was proposed. Any honeynet systems performance can be classified based on its availability, dependability and profit generated. As a result, the current paper sought to investigate the performance of a multistate honeynet system in terms of availability, dependability and expected profit. This paper examines two types of repairs. Type I repairs are known as general repairs and they are used to recover from a partial or nonlethal failure to a perfect state, whereas Type II repairs are known as copula repairs they are used to recover from a complete or lethal failure to a perfect state. For the sake of generality, the supplementary variable technique and Laplace transforms were used to develop the performance models that are essential to this research, such as availability, reliability, mean time to failure MTTF, sensitivity and profit function. The models numerical validation was fully carried out. The results are shown in tables and figures, enabling us to draw the conclusion that Type II repair is a superior repair policy. Type II repair, according to the findings, can more accurately portray system structure and states while still allowing for efficient assessment.

 Honeypots are computer systems that deceive cyber attackers into believing they are ordinary computer systems designed for invasion, when in fact they are primarily designed to collect data about attack methods, resulting in better protection and defense against malicious actors. As a result, developing reliability metrics for measuring the performance, strength, and effectiveness of honeypot deception is advantageous. Despite extensive and mature research on honeynet system, reliability modeling, analysis and performance prediction and evaluation, based on copula techniques for accurately testing, estimating and optimizing the overall performance of honeynet systems remain lacking. To start, a copula approach for analyzing and optimizing the performance of honeynet systems was proposed. Any honeynet systems performance can be classified based on its availability, dependability and profit generated. As a result, the current paper sought to investigate the performance of a multistate honeynet system in terms of availability, dependability and expected profit. This paper examines two types of repairs. Type I repairs are known as general repairs and they are used to recover from a partial or nonlethal failure to a perfect state, whereas Type II repairs are known as copula repairs they are used to recover from a complete or lethal failure to a perfect state. For the sake of generality, the supplementary variable technique and Laplace transforms were used to develop the performance models that are essential to this research, such as availability, reliability, mean time to failure MTTF, sensitivity and profit function. The models numerical validation was fully carried out. The results are shown in tables and figures, enabling us to draw the conclusion that Type II repair is a superior repair policy. Type II repair, according to the findings, can more accurately portray system structure and states while still allowing for efficient assessment.

 Honeypots are computer systems that deceive cyber attackers into believing they are ordinary computer systems designed for invasion, when in fact they are primarily designed to collect data about attack methods, resulting in better protection and defense against malicious actors. As a result, developing reliability metrics for measuring the performance, strength, and effectiveness of honeypot deception is advantageous. Despite extensive and mature research on honeynet system, reliability modeling, analysis and performance prediction and evaluation, based on copula techniques for accurately testing, estimating and optimizing the overall performance of honeynet systems remain lacking. To start, a copula approach for analyzing and optimizing the performance of honeynet systems was proposed. Any honeynet systems performance can be classified based on its availability, dependability and profit generated. As a result, the current paper sought to investigate the performance of a multistate honeynet system in terms of availability, dependability and expected profit. This paper examines two types of repairs. Type I repairs are known as general repairs and they are used to recover from a partial or nonlethal failure to a perfect state, whereas Type II repairs are known as copula repairs they are used to recover from a complete or lethal failure to a perfect state. For the sake of generality, the supplementary variable technique and Laplace transforms were used to develop the performance models that are essential to this research, such as availability, reliability, mean time to failure MTTF, sensitivity and profit function. The models numerical validation was fully carried out. The results are shown in tables and figures, enabling us to draw the conclusion that Type II repair is a superior repair policy. Type II repair, according to the findings, can more accurately portray system structure and states while still allowing for efficient assessment.

 Honeypots are computer systems that deceive cyber attackers into believing they are ordinary computer systems designed for invasion, when in fact they are primarily designed to collect data about attack methods, resulting in better protection and defense against malicious actors. As a result, developing reliability metrics for measuring the performance, strength, and effectiveness of honeypot deception is advantageous. Despite extensive and mature research on honeynet system, reliability modeling, analysis and performance prediction and evaluation, based on copula techniques for accurately testing, estimating and optimizing the overall performance of honeynet systems remain lacking. To start, a copula approach for analyzing and optimizing the performance of honeynet systems was proposed. Any honeynet systems performance can be classified based on its availability, dependability and profit generated. As a result, the current paper sought to investigate the performance of a multistate honeynet system in terms of availability, dependability and expected profit. This paper examines two types of repairs. Type I repairs are known as general repairs and they are used to recover from a partial or nonlethal failure to a perfect state, whereas Type II repairs are known as copula repairs they are used to recover from a complete or lethal failure to a perfect state. For the sake of generality, the supplementary variable technique and Laplace transforms were used to develop the performance models that are essential to this research, such as availability, reliability, mean time to failure MTTF, sensitivity and profit function. The models numerical validation was fully carried out. The results are shown in tables and figures, enabling us to draw the conclusion that Type II repair is a superior repair policy. Type II repair, according to the findings, can more accurately portray system structure and states while still allowing for efficient assessment.

Article Details

Performance estimation of honeynet system for network security enhancement via copula linguistic

Authors:

İbrahim Yusuf

Publisher:

Yildiz Technical University

Main Topics:

Biochemistry and Cell Biology (Other)

Journal:

Sigma Journal of Engineering and Natural Sciences Vol.42 Issue 4, pp.1169-1182

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2024

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001324626

pISSN:

1304-7191

Cyber

Honeynet

Intrusion detection system (IDS)

Network

Security

Issues

Article Details

Performance estimation of honeynet system for network security enhancement via copula linguistic

Authors: İbrahim Yusuf

Publisher: Yildiz Technical University

Main Topics: Biochemistry and Cell Biology (Other)

Journal: Sigma Journal of Engineering and Natural Sciences Vol.42 Issue 4, pp.1169-1182

Document Type: Article

Publication Date: 1/2024

Document Language: English

Document ID (Org No.): 2001324626

pISSN: 1304-7191

Cyber

Honeynet

Intrusion detection system (IDS)

Network

Security

Issues

Authors:

İbrahim Yusuf

Publisher:

Yildiz Technical University

Main Topics:

Biochemistry and Cell Biology (Other)

Journal:

Sigma Journal of Engineering and Natural Sciences Vol.42 Issue 4, pp.1169-1182

Document Type:

Article

Publication Date:

1/2024

Document Language:

English

Document ID (Org No.):

2001324626

pISSN:

1304-7191