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2933. Securing Network Resilience: Leveraging Node Centrality for Cyberattack Mitigation and Robustness Enhancement
Invited abstract in session TD-53: Resilient Networks, stream Sustainable and Resilient Systems.
Tuesday, 14:30-16:00Room: 8007 (building: 202)
Authors (first author is the speaker)
1. | essia Hamouda
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IDS, CSUSB |
Abstract
In response to the dynamic and ever-evolving landscape of network attacks and cybersecurity, this study aims to enhance
network security by identifying critical nodes and optimizing resource allocation within budget constraints. We introduce a
novel approach leveraging node centrality scores from four widely-recognized centrality measures. Our unique contribution
lies in converting these centrality metrics into actionable insights for identifying network attack probabilities, providing an
unconventional yet effective method to bolster network robustness. Additionally, we propose a closed-form expression correlating
network robustness with node-centric features, including importance scores and attack probabilities. At the core of our
approach lies the development of a nonlinear optimization model that integrates predictive insights into node attack likelihood.
Through this framework, we successfully determine an optimal resource allocation strategy, minimizing cyberattack risks on
critical nodes while maximizing network robustness. Numerical results validate our approach, offering further insights into
network dynamics and improved resilience against emerging cybersecurity threats.
Keywords
- Computer Science/Applications
- Graphs and Networks
- Programming, Linear
Status: accepted
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