Bilevel access control and constraint‐aware response provisioning in edge‐enabled software defined network‐internet of things network using the safeguard authentication dynamic access control model.
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| Title: | Bilevel access control and constraint‐aware response provisioning in edge‐enabled software defined network‐internet of things network using the safeguard authentication dynamic access control model. |
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| Authors: | D S, Sahana1 (AUTHOR) ssanthos@gitam.edu, S H, Brahmananda2 (AUTHOR) |
| Source: | International Journal of Communication Systems. Dec2024, Vol. 37 Issue 18, p1-18. 18p. |
| Subjects: | Internet access control, Forensic sciences, Computer network security, Access control, Service level agreements, Bilevel programming |
| Abstract: | Summary: By controlling the network, the Internet of Things (IoT)‐connected software‐defined network (SDN) limits the scalability of IoT devices. Since SDN depends on a centralized controller that attackers can easily affect, it is incredibly susceptible to attacks. Secure access control to the SDN controller was the focus of the prior methods for controller scalability and restricted trust management. A framework called Safeguard Authentication Dynamic Access Control (SANDMAC) is suggested to safeguard and offer useful services to enterprises. Authentication confirms legitimacy after all users and applications have been registered. To improve network security, policies let users grant access to account attributes, legal activities, and temporal components. The administrator lessens conflicts between the methods by validating and saving the policies in the database. The services are provided to dependable customers using the forensic‐based investigation algorithm, depending on the quality of service and software level agreements requirements, decreasing reaction times and maximizing resource usage. Performance comparisons between the new and previous efforts are validated using a variety of parameters, and the proposed work is validated using the iFogSim application. According to the findings, SANDMAC significantly raises key performance indicators. SANDMAC specifically keeps false positives at 3.5% and accomplishes a low response time of 60 ms for roughly 800 authorized accesses. SANDMAC is a better option because of these enhancements, which result in longer network lifetimes and more dependable data transmission. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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