Research on a Behavior-based active controllable defense model and its application
Zhitao Guan, Jietao He, Kehe Wu, Shuai Yuan · 2010
For facing the new challenges of the network information security, the theory of active controllable defense is introduced in this paper, and then a Behavior-based Prediction Detection Response model of active controllable defense called BPDR is proposed. Firstly, it is in order to reduce and eliminate the security delay brought by the traditional passive protection. Secondly, it is for resolving the problems of zero-day break produced by Trojan. Finally, it is with the purpose of meeting the high-level security requirements when the key information systems are under the specific safety situations. At the end of this paper, a structural security application model which is combined with the technologies of active controllable defense such as active prediction, dynamic detection and instant response is designed to prevent various known and unknown attacks effectively for building the hierarchical, three-dimensional and integrated defense architecture of the network information security.