Adaptive Routing Policy for Network Traffic in Information Security Systems

The paper addresses information security challenges amid increasing traffic volumes and complex topologies in distributed systems. It justifies adapting routing policies to cybersecurity requirements, considering attack risks and anomalies. A formalized approach integrates mathematical modeling, risk metrics, ISO/IEC 27033, 15408, NIST SP 800-207 standards, software-defined networking technologies, and telemetry (NetFlow, sFlow). The developed system architecture adapts to threats in real-time, enhancing cyber resilience via Zero Trust principles. Results apply to critical corporate and public systems.