Design, Implementation and Comparative Analysis of Byod Algorithms for Secured Data Center

Abstract

Due to increased organizational mobility, enhanced employee efficiency, and increased worker happiness as an alternative approach to the workplace environment, there is an expanded need for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) service integration. So far, the BYOD atmosphere enhanced the cyber-attack, which constitutes a significant cyber security concern for most organizations and leads to the segmentation of the business ecosystem. In recent times, a variety of strategies and procedures have been created to minimize cyber-attacks, which address several outstanding problems. However ongoing development is necessary because of new attack strategies and instruments. To support BYOD environments, the majority of the organization has adopted a secure certificate-based authentication solution. In this study, a methodology for increasing safety in SDN-based data centers is given. Using SDN capabilities, network layer security middleware such as Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) is integrated with network layer protection to prevent intruders at the network edge. Quality measurement findings show that the proposed outline offers a compatible self-defending network capable of defending against insider threats and protecting running services while quickening attacker turnaround time.