UNIFIED MODEL FOR INTEGRATED CYBER SECURITY

Abstract

This thesis examines the guidance that is being given to developing a unified cyber security monitoring and management system. The proposed rules and regulations are largely relevant for developed a unique cyber security system. In promoting better guidance, the thesis identifies and discusses several challenges related to cyber defence. Another such difference is the common lack of a private cyber security sector and different expectations of government. This thesis concludes with discussing unexpected results. The most fundamental problem of cyber security is cyber threats. Most of the cyber defence techniques are more effective day by day, but cyber threats are growing more fast compare to cyber defence solutions. At the beginning, a nuclear war may not be on the immediate horizon, but a cyber war is and it has the potential to bring major cities worldwide to a standstill, affecting everything from banking, traffic networks, hospitals and even electricity grids. These are now the focus of a new security front worldwide. It‘s pretty clear now there is underway a type of cyber arms race, both to be able to pick up and also to secure data per second, but also, in fact, to be able to target or to defend those countless crucial functions of a contemporary society. Thus the highest realization of warfare is to attack the enemy‘s plans; next is to attack their alliances; next to attack their army; and the lowest is to attack their cities. Warfare is the greatest affair of state, the basis of life and death, the Way to survival or extinction. In this thesis we survey, review, analyze and design various current cyber security strategies to find out the robust, reliable, efficient and quick responsive results during cyber security operation for cyberspace superiority in cyber warfare. The Federated Cyber Defence System (FCDS), its architecture, protocols and security mechanisms, are quite relevant to the current environment. Cyber forces, refers to cultivated personnel‘s that can perform network computer operations and hold cyber security technology such as cyber intelligence collection, cyber-attack, cyber defence, and cyber forensics. Cyber intelligence capability includes cyber surveillance/reconnaissance, cyber order of battle and cyber damage assessment. Technical- socio framework encompasses the cyber security warning systems. A real-time intrusion detection system that changes its behavior according to the patterns occurred in the new received data, the framework uses a semi rule-based approach to classification in order to make the model more understandable for human experts and facilitate the user interference in the learning process.