TIME SERIES ANALYSIS WITH FUZZY LOGIC FOR THREAT PREDICTION IN INFORMATION SECURITY

The article discusses approaches to anomaly detection in information security systems using fuzzy logic for time series analysis. Anomalies can signal system failures or security threats, and effective detection requires a flexible description of normal system behavior that accounts for permissible deviations. Fuzzy logic adapts models to changes in system behavior and helps identify complex anomalies that traditional methods may miss. The article also emphasizes the importance of threat prediction based on historical data, trend modeling, and dynamic system adaptation. Hybrid approaches are considered, including neuro-fuzzy systems and combinations with machine learning. Special attention is given to challenges related to model tuning, big data processing, and explaining decision-making processes.

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2025-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.58168/cismp2024_118-121
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Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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TIME SERIES ANALYSIS WITH FUZZY LOGIC FOR THREAT PREDICTION IN INFORMATION SECURITY

Alexander Prokofyev, K. Starodubov, R. Doroshenko
Network Security and Intrusion Detection
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TIME SERIES ANALYSIS WITH FUZZY LOGIC FOR THREAT PREDICTION IN INFORMATION SECURITY

Alexander Prokofyev, K. Starodubov, R. Doroshenko
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Abstract

The article discusses approaches to anomaly detection in information security systems using fuzzy logic for time series analysis. Anomalies can signal system failures or security threats, and effective detection requires a flexible description of normal system behavior that accounts for permissible deviations. Fuzzy logic adapts models to changes in system behavior and helps identify complex anomalies that traditional methods may miss. The article also emphasizes the importance of threat prediction based on historical data, trend modeling, and dynamic system adaptation. Hybrid approaches are considered, including neuro-fuzzy systems and combinations with machine learning. Special attention is given to challenges related to model tuning, big data processing, and explaining decision-making processes.

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