DOE OSTI · 1885653
Device Classification for Industrial Control Systems Using Predicted Traffic Features
Abstract
To achieve a secure interconnected Industrial Control System (ICS) architecture, security practitioners depend on accurate identification of network host behavior. However, accurate machine learning based host identification methods depends on the availability of significant quantities of network traffic data, which can be difficult to obtain due to system constraints such as network security, data confidentiality, and physical location. In this work, we propose a network traffic feature prediction method based on a generative model, which achieves high host identification accuracy. Furthermore, we develop a joint training algorithm to improve host identification performance compared to separate training of the generative model and the classifier responsible for host identification.
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Chakraborty, Indrasis, Kelley, Brian M., Gallagher, Brian. 2022-03-16. Device Classification for Industrial Control Systems Using Predicted Traffic Features. https://doi.org/10.3389/fcomp.2022.777089
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