Intrusion-Detection-Systems-A-Machine-Learning-Approach
Intrusion-Detection-Systems-A-Machine-Learning-Approach
Systems: A Machine
Learning Approach
Explore how machine learning revolutionizes intrusion detection systems.
This presentation identifies cyber threats and malicious network activities.
We'll cover ML models like Random Forest, SVM, and Deep Learning.
Datasets like NSL-KDD and CICIDS2017 will also be explored.
3 Detection Methods
Signature-based IDS uses known attack patterns. Anomaly-based
IDS identifies deviations from normal behavior.
Machine Learning for
Enhanced Threat
Detection
Data Cleaning
2 Remove irrelevant data and handle missing values. Ensure data quality and consistency.
Feature Extraction
3 Extract relevant features from network traffic. Examples: packet size, protocol type, and flow duration.
Feature Selection
4 Select the most important features for model training. Reduce dimensionality and improve model performance.
Model Selection: Random Forest, SVM, and
Deep Learning
SVM
2 Effective in high-dimensional spaces.
Great for complex classification tasks.
Random Forest
An ensemble learning method. It 1
provides high accuracy and
robustness. Deep Learning
ANN models can learn complex
patterns. They require large amounts
3
of data.
Dataset Overview: NSL-KDD
and CICIDS2017
Dataset Description Features Use Cases
Accuracy
2
Measure the model's ability to correctly classify network traffic.
Precision/Recall
3 Assess the trade-off between false positives and false
negatives.
Case Studies: Real-World Threat Detection
Examples
Real-time Analysis
2
Faster responses to dynamic threats.
Adaptive Learning
3
Continuous model updates.
IDS will rely increasingly on AI. Expect real-time analysis to improve. Research is ongoing in adaptive learning.