Multi agent systems on military networks
DAVID LAWRENCE HANCOCK, Gary B. Lamont · 2011
Trends in computing and networking, in terms of physical capability, attack surface, and attacker sophistication, call for automated, fault-tolerant response systems. Military networks present such environments with unique authorities, critical systems, and threats. Within such environments, multi agent systems may make special contributions regarding recognisance and attack scenarios. We survey three multi agent systems designed for cyber operations, with particular emphasis on our classifier for flow-based attacks, which demonstrates the effectiveness of reputation for distributing classifying agents effectively.