Detection Methods for Software Defined Networking Intrusions (SDN)
Soma Prathibha, J. Bino, Md. Tabil Ahammed, Chinmoy Das, Shariar Rahman Oion, Sudipto Ghosh, Maharin Afroj
Abstract
It is possible to govern and manage traffic robustly while guaranteeing as a result of which is secured from any threats in line with client requirements in a Software Defined Network (SDN). By separating the data and control layers, SDN is an emerging technology that aims to simplify the complexity of network operations. There are several security concerns with SDN, and the divide adds to one of them. Due to the split, some attack types, such as DDoS assaults, may confuse SDN performance. SDN-based Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) have created a variety of methods to secure computer systems and address SDN security issues. Also examined and studied in this research are several intrusion detections approaches that affect SDN networks. SDN network security issues may be overcome with the aid of these intrusion detection methods.