System and method for provably secure network operations ensuring integrity and availability of distributed network resources
AssigneeUberspark Inc.
InventorsAmit Vasudevan, Ajit Vasudevan, Michael J McCall
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AssigneeUberspark Inc.
InventorsAmit Vasudevan, Ajit Vasudevan, Michael J McCall
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Systems and methods are provided for provably secure network monitoring. A significant technical problem exists in Distributed Network Resources (DNRs) due to their increased reliance on digital communication and control, which presents a substantial risk from cyberattacks. A mathematically-backed secure network monitoring framework is provided that utilizes bastion platforms in the network to ensure end-to-end protection by detecting and preventing cyber threats while isolating, attributing, and securely communicating DNR traffic. Prior to deployment, software for the bastion platform undergoes a formal verification process that models the network mathematically and then evaluates that model to determine if a trusted network security mechanism (TNSM) holds true for the network. TNSM is a security mechanism that enforces permitted patterns of operations of the network without adversarial influence. In some implementations TNSM utilizes anti-spoofing, anti-flooding, secure kill-switch, secure patch delivery, and secure network flow mechanisms to secure the network.
A system comprising:
A system for performing a computer-implemented method for formal verification of a design and operation of a network of a set of computer platforms, the set of computer platforms including a bastion platform and one or more second computer platforms, the system comprising:
A bastion platform comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform a respective operation, the computer-executable instructions comprising:
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