Design and Development of Deep Learning Architecture for Network Intrusion Detection System
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newlineData Security is a fundamental pillar in modern ICTs, aiming to avoid data
newlinebreaches. In this context, malware detection, network intrusion and software
newlinevulnerability analysis are related problems. To fight against the increasing
newlinenumber of attacks, their variability and sophistication, machine learning-based
newlinesolutions, which can model the previous problems using sequence-based
newlineneural networks and Natural Language Processing (NLP) concepts have
newlineemerged as solution and it is being increasingly adopted by companies and
newlineinstitutions. In particular, deep learning have started to show their impressive
newlineperformance on the security domain.
newlineThis research focuses on the comprehensive methodology for developing a
newlinerobust Network Intrusion Detection System (NIDS) using the CICIDS2017,
newlineHIKARI-2021, and 5G-NIDD datasets to assess the efficacy of the suggested
newlinemodels across different network environments and attack scenarios,
newlineemploying traditional ML models and advanced DL architectures. Deep
newlinelearning models, particularly those incorporating dense and dropout layers,
newlineexhibit superior performance in handling large and complex datasets. The
newlineresearch emphasizes the critical role of feature engineering, data pre
newlineprocessing, and model optimization in accurately identifying and classifying
newlinenetwork intrusions. The performance for each dataset is evaluated based on the
newlineconfusion matrix statistical parameters, accuracy, recall, precision, and f-score
newlinewith evaluation time required for the training and testing process.
newlineThe deep learning model based on SD-RNN demonstrated superior
newlineperformance in detecting sequential and time-dependent network anomalies.
newlineThis was particularly evident in the analysis of the CICIDS2017 and 5G-NIDD
newlinedatasets, where network traffic behaviours over time played a critical role in
newlinedistinguishing between normal and malicious activities. Overall, this research
newlinecontributes to the field by demonstrating the effectiveness of The SD-RNN
newlineapproach was able to capture the temp