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INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM

FOR CLOUD BASED


INFRASTRUCTURE USING
MACHINE LEARNING.

Presented by

Priyanka Bhadule
AGENDA
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Research Methodology
• Proposed System
• Algorithms
• Expected Outcomes
• Limitations
• Advantages
• Conclusion
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ABSTRACT
- The research addresses the burgeoning security
challenges in Cloud computing through the development
of an Intrusion Detection System (IDS) using advanced
Machine Learning (ML) techniques.

- With the widespread adoption of Cloud computing,


organizations face escalating risks such as unauthorized
access, malware, and denial-of-service attacks.

- This study focuses on the intersection of ML and


Cloud security, aiming to provide a comprehensive
exploration of specific threats and areas of concern
within the Cloud environment. 3
INTRODUCTION
- The proposed system leverages prominent ML
algorithms including Support Vector Machines, Random
Forest, K-Nearest Neighbors, Neural Networks, and K-
Means Clustering.

- The expected outcomes encompass enhanced threat


detection, minimized false positives/negatives,
automated responses to evolving security challenges,
efficient resource utilization, and an overall
improvement in the security posture of Cloud
infrastructures.

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- This research contributes to ongoing efforts in
RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY

1. Scope Definition: Defining the research objectives and scope of


the systematic literature review (SLR) on the intersection of
Machine Learning (ML) and Cloud security, including a focus
on algorithms.

2. Search and Selection: Developing a robust search strategy,


incorporating relevant keywords and databases. Applying
inclusion and exclusion criteria to select studies, giving special
attention to those detailing ML algorithms used in Cloud security.
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RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY
3. Data Extraction and Algorithm Identification: Extracting
pertinent information from selected studies, emphasizing ML
algorithms employed for Cloud security. Categorizing the
identified algorithms and note their specific applications within
the Cloud security context.

4. Results Presentation and Conclusion: Present findings,


highlighting prevalent ML algorithms, their effectiveness, and
areas of application in Cloud security. Drawing conclusions on
algorithmic trends, discuss implications, and propose
recommendations for future research or practical
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implementations.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
- Leveraging a suite of machine learning algorithms,
including Support Vector Machines, Random Forest, K-
Nearest Neighbors, Neural Networks, and K-Means
Clustering.

- Each algorithm contributes to effective threat


detection, classification, and anomaly identification
within Cloud security.

- The proposed system is designed to enhance security


postures, minimize false positives/negatives, and
ensure efficient resource utilization.
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ALGORITHMS
1. Support Vector Machines (SVM): SVM is a supervised learning algorithm used
for classification and regression tasks. In the context of intrusion detection in cloud
security, SVM can effectively separate different classes of network activities. It
works by finding the hyperplane that maximally separates data points of different
classes. SVM is particularly useful for detecting both known and unknown types of
intrusions.

2. Random Forest: Random Forest is an ensemble learning algorithm that builds a


collection of decision trees and combines their outputs for robust predictions. In the
case of intrusion detection, Random Forest can handle large and complex datasets,
providing a high level of accuracy and resilience to noise. It's capable of detecting
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anomalies and classifying network activities into normal and malicious categories.
ALGORITHMS
3. K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN): KNN is a simple and intuitive algorithm
used for classification tasks. In the context of intrusion detection in the cloud,
KNN classifies network activities based on the majority class of their nearest
neighbors. It is effective in identifying outliers and detecting unusual patterns
in network traffic.

4. Neural Networks: Neural Networks, particularly deep learning models like


Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) and Recurrent Neural Networks
(RNNs), are powerful for capturing complex relationships within data. In
intrusion detection, neural networks can automatically learn and extract
features from network traffic, making them adept at identifying subtle and
sophisticated attack patterns. 9
ALGORITHMS

5. K-Means Clustering: K-Means is an unsupervised clustering


algorithm that groups data points into k clusters based on similarity. In
the context of intrusion detection, K-Means can be applied to identify
unusual patterns or outliers in network behavior. Deviations from
normal clusters may indicate potential security threats.

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EXPECTED OUTCOME
1. Enhanced Threat Detection: Improved identification of security threats, including
unauthorized access, malware, and denial-of-service attacks, leading to a heightened ability to
safeguard the cloud infrastructure.
2. Minimized False Positives and Negatives: Reduction in false alarms (false positives) and
missed detections (false negatives), ensuring a more accurate and reliable intrusion detection
system.
3. Automated and Adaptive Responses: Implementation of automated responses to detected
threats, coupled with the adaptive nature of machine learning, enabling quick reactions to new
and evolving security challenges.
4. Efficient Resource Utilization: Efficient use of computational resources in the cloud
environment, ensuring that the intrusion detection system operates effectively without causing
significant performance degradation.
5. Reduced Downtime and Improved Security Posture: Quick identification and response to
security incidents, leading to reduced downtime and overall improvement in the security posture
of the cloud infrastructure. 11
LIMITATIONS
1. Data Quality and Availability
2. Adversarial Attacks
3. Resource Intensiveness
4. Interpretability and Explainability
5. False Positives and Negatives
6. Model Overfitting
7. Dynamic Cloud Environments
8. Privacy Concerns
9. Dependency on Signature-Based Detection
10. Integration Challenges 12
ADVANTAGES

1. Improved Threat Detection

2. Minimized False Positives and Negatives

3. Automated Responses and Adaptability

4. Efficient Resource Utilization

5. Reduced Downtime and Improved Security Posture

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CONCLUSION
In conclusion, the implementation of an Intrusion Detection
System (IDS) for cloud-based infrastructure using machine
learning represents a significant stride toward enhancing the
security posture of dynamic and evolving cloud environments.
This amalgamation of machine learning algorithms and cloud
security aims to address the escalating challenges posed by a
myriad of threats, ranging from unauthorized access to
sophisticated malware and denial-of-service attacks.

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