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Analysis and application of Bio-Inspired Multi-Net Security Model

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With the rapid development of network technologies and deteriorating of network environment, traditional single-net security system cannot satisfy the security requirement. The excellent security performance of biological systems impels the bio-inspired network security theory to be a hot research area currently. Based on Bio-inspired Multidimensional Network Security Model we have put forward, we have advanced Bio-inspired Multi-Net Security system by implementing the functional distribution of different subnets of different transient states in Multi-Net Paralleling structure. Firstly, parameter estimation and modified algorithms of Hidden Markov Model are introduced to construct the mathematical mode of B-MNS; secondly, the integrated performance of our modified B-MNS has been tested and its simulation has been carried out. So the feasibility, validity and high efficiency of our model have been demonstrated theoretically, and practically.

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    Ruijuan Zheng, Mingchuan Zhang, Qingtao Wu, Shibao Sun & Jiexin Pu

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Zheng, R., Zhang, M., Wu, Q. et al. Analysis and application of Bio-Inspired Multi-Net Security Model. Int. J. Inf. Secur. 9, 1–17 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10207-009-0091-4

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