Intrusion Detection: A Deep Learning Approach
This addresses intrusion detection for network security across industries, presenting an incremental improvement over existing deep learning approaches.
The paper tackles the problem of network intrusion detection by proposing a hybrid deep learning architecture combining CNN, LSTM, and SVM modules to address limitations in capturing spatial relationships and long-term dependencies in existing methods.
Network intrusions are a significant problem in all industries today. A critical part of the solution is being able to effectively detect intrusions. With recent advances in artificial intelligence, current research has begun adopting deep learning approaches for intrusion detection. Current approaches for multi-class intrusion detection include the use of a deep neural network. However, it fails to take into account spatial relationships between the data objects and long term dependencies present in the dataset. The paper proposes a novel architecture to combat intrusion detection that has a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) module, along with a Long Short Term Memory(LSTM) module and with a Support Vector Machine (SVM) classification function. The analysis is followed by a comparison of both conventional machine learning techniques and deep learning methodologies, which highlights areas that could be further explored.