Securing Networks with Programmable Data Planes: Opportunities and Challenges

Networks are becoming smarter with programmable hardware. This article surveys how technologies, particularly P4-based devices, empower in-network security; outlines current barriers, such as limited resources and complexity; and discusses research opportunities to improve security within future programmable networks.

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IEEE Security & Privacy
Published
2025-09-26
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1109/msec.2025.3603621
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Bioeconomy and Sustainability Development
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Securing Networks with Programmable Data Planes: Opportunities and Challenges

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Securing Networks with Programmable Data Planes: Opportunities and Challenges

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Abstract

Networks are becoming smarter with programmable hardware. This article surveys how technologies, particularly P4-based devices, empower in-network security; outlines current barriers, such as limited resources and complexity; and discusses research opportunities to improve security within future programmable networks.

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Texas A&M University (US)
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