System and method for monitoring and routing of computer traffic for cyber threat risk embedded in electronic documents
AssigneeMorgan State University
InventorGarfield Jones
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InventorGarfield Jones
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Disclosed herein are computer-implement systems and methods for determining whether an electronic document transiting a computer network is safe for viewing and does not contain malicious code, and automatically routing or deleting such electronic document based on such determination, thus providing quick risk decisions relating to the electronic document using an objective, quantitative method. A search algorithm is employed to detect the presence of words or phrases in the subject electronic document that are possible threats to the computer network. Threat updates may be provided through publicly available threat database. A weight is added to the generated score that accounts for the time that the particular vulnerability has been in the subject threat database. Finally, a PNN is used to quickly and objectively classify the subject electronic document for acceptance, quarantine, or denial.
An automated method for monitoring and routing of electronic documents received at a computer network, comprising:
A system for monitoring and routing of electronic documents received at a computer network, comprising a memory and a processor in data communication with said memory, the memory having computer executable instructions stored thereon configured to be executed by the processor to cause the system to:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium having stored thereon a plurality of instructions executable by one or more processors, the instructions configured to cause the one or more processors to perform the actions of an automated method for monitoring and routing of electronic documents received at a computer network, the actions of the method comprising the steps of:
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