Architecture For An Artificial Immune System S. A. Hofmeyr and S. Forrest.

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Architecture For An Artificial Immune System S. A. Hofmeyr and S. Forrest

What Do They Do? Mimic Immunse System functionality and method Apply method to Intrusion Detection

How Do They Do It? They detail the ARTIS system Adapt and apply it, to create LISYS

Analogy

ARTIS Detector –Detector Trainer –Activation Threshold –Lifespan Memory Detector Costimulation

Detector Lifecycle

Why Is It Good? Robust –Diverse, Distributed, Dynamic Adaptable Autonomous

LISYS Detector –Datapath triple (src_ip,dest_ip,port) Detection Nodes on each internal machine

LISYS in action

Does It Work? Claimed: –Robust –Controlled (Tunable) –Scalable –Accurate –Adaptable –Lightweight

What Doesn’t It Do? Pass around memory detectors Respond to a detected “nonself”

How Can We Apply It To A.C.? Architecture? Methods? Inspiration?