A Machine Learning-Based Approach for Anomaly Detection for Secure Cloud Computing Environments
Priya Parameswarappa, Taral Shah, Govinda Rajulu Lanke
Abstract
The concept of "cloud computing" has been presented as a promising strategy for providing online service hosting and distribution. Despite the widespread adoption of cloud computing, security remains a top priority. Several secure methods have been devised to safeguard communication in such scenarios, with the majority of these solutions based on attack signatures. Unfortunately, these technologies cannot always detect every possible danger. A machine learning method was recently outlined. The judgment could be inaccurate if the training set is missing examples from a certain category. In this research, an innovative firewall strategy for safe cloud-based computing is presented using machine learning system. The proposed methods estimate the final assault category categorization by combining the judgments of the nodes from the past with the decision of the machine learning algorithm in the present, a technique termed most frequent decision. Both learning efficiency and system precision are improved by this method. Our results are based on UNSW-NB-15, a publicly available dataset. According to the evidence provided by our data, it improves anomaly detection by 97.68 percent. A Machine Learning-Based Approach for Anomaly Detection for Secure Cloud Computing Environments