Proactive Cyber Defense and Reconfigurable Framework for Cyber Security


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Abstract


Defense of online information in today’s time is much critical due to the attacks of different malicious objects such as virus, worm, Trojans, spam, malwares, etc.  Everyone should at prime importance to consider the implementation of proper cyber security methods such as firewalls, encryptions, cryptography, biometrics, digital certificates, proxy servers, intrusion detectors, etc. to ensure that all their online information is secured. In this paper, we present a framework for cyber defense after analyzing all the possible aspects of the cyber space. This framework is implemented and found suitable in many aspects such as good sensory features, flexibility, extensibility, reconfigurable, economic, and user friendly. The paper also gives a methodology for implementing the framework in an enterprise/organization having already existing cyber defense system.
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Cyber Defense; Cyber Space; Cyber Defense Framework; Cyber Attack

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