Specification for Detection and Mitigation Sample Clauses

Specification for Detection and Mitigation. This part of the project will study how network devices could be used to detect and mitigate the bad traffic, in collaboration with other subtasks' needs. With the help of network devices and some existing or new features, JRA2 will explore in collaboration with other GN3 Tasks how methods and solutions for detection of bad traffic be can be researched and implemented. Giving consideration to the needs of GN3 and the specification of currently implemented and researched methods, JRA2 will research smart techniques for instructing devices to operate on traffic in order to upgrade the existing solutions. The Activity will also research how network devices can support anomaly detection techniques in collaboration with currently implemented (software) solutions. After the detection of attacks, JRA2 will investigate techniques to instruct devices to react to traffic using methods such as blackholing of bad traffic to xxxx off DDoS attacks.
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