Risk Assessment Based on Dataflow Dynamic Hypergraph for Cross-Border Data Transfer

In the era of big data, information security, particularly during data transmission, has become a top priority. However, existing risk assessments are often limited to local perspectives, missing a global view of data-related risks and hidden relationships. This paper introduces the Dataflow Dynamic Hypergraph (DDHG) framework, which abstracts data flow into a dynamic hypergraph, incorporating key features to better describe the data transfer process. To fully capture this information, we propose the Node-Edge-Hyperedge Autoencoder Graph Network (NEH-AGN), which frames risk assessment as a graph anomaly detection problem, identifying anomalous nodes for risk evaluation. The paper also explores future research directions in data flow scenarios, offering a reference for future work.

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2024-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/trustcom63139.2024.00348
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Industrial Technology and Control Systems
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Risk Assessment Based on Dataflow Dynamic Hypergraph for Cross-Border Data Transfer

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In the era of big data, information security, particularly during data transmission, has become a top priority. However, existing risk assessments are often limited to local perspectives, missing a global view of data-related risks and hidden relationships. This paper introduces the Dataflow Dynamic Hypergraph (DDHG) framework, which abstracts data flow into a dynamic hypergraph, incorporating key features to better describe the data transfer process. To fully capture this information, we propose the Node-Edge-Hyperedge Autoencoder Graph Network (NEH-AGN), which frames risk assessment as a graph anomaly detection problem, identifying anomalous nodes for risk evaluation. The paper also explores future research directions in data flow scenarios, offering a reference for future work.

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN)
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Industrial Technology and Control Systems
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