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The Internet today is an insecure place. New attacks and vulnerabilities emerge every day, user education remains fragmentary and security solutions are only sparsely deployed. Protecting networks against new and unexpected attacks remains a challenging task, given the dynamic nature of network traffic. It is difficult to model or predict what to consider as normal behavior in current and future networks, which is a pre-requisite for detecting deviations from normality. In this paper we argue that to cope with these challenges network protection has to become an integral part of future networks. The evolving research field on autonomic communication provides a basis for introducing techniques for detection and defense directly into network nodes. Together with integration of learning methods, we see deployment of cooperation strategies as the main enabler for self-protection.

Self-Protecting Networks – How Cooperation Strategies Can Strengthen Network Security Selbstschützende Netze – Netzwerksicherheit durch Kooperation