This paper presents a Scalable Vertical Federated Learning (SVFL) framework designed to address the task of clas-sification in the cybersecurity domain. SVFL combines vertical federated learning (VFL) with scalable computing architectures, enabling efficient analysis of large-scale and sensitive cybersecu-rity datasets while maintaining data confidentiality. The frame-work is adaptable to diverse use cases, scalable for increasing data volumes, and robust in dynamic and adversarial environments. In addition, adopting the VFL paradigm ensures a good trade-off between privacy and performance. Experimental results demon-strate the framework's effectiveness in enhancing collaborative threat detection and prevention, offering a promising solution for advancing cybersecurity analytics. Preliminary experiments conducted on a well-known cybersecurity dataset show that the accuracy of the systems does not degrade excessively compared to a baseline owning all the data locally
A Scalable Vertical Federated Learning Framework for Analytics in the Cybersecurity Domain
Folino F.;Folino G.;Pisani F. S.;Sabatino P.;Pontieri L.
2024
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This paper presents a Scalable Vertical Federated Learning (SVFL) framework designed to address the task of clas-sification in the cybersecurity domain. SVFL combines vertical federated learning (VFL) with scalable computing architectures, enabling efficient analysis of large-scale and sensitive cybersecu-rity datasets while maintaining data confidentiality. The frame-work is adaptable to diverse use cases, scalable for increasing data volumes, and robust in dynamic and adversarial environments. In addition, adopting the VFL paradigm ensures a good trade-off between privacy and performance. Experimental results demon-strate the framework's effectiveness in enhancing collaborative threat detection and prevention, offering a promising solution for advancing cybersecurity analytics. Preliminary experiments conducted on a well-known cybersecurity dataset show that the accuracy of the systems does not degrade excessively compared to a baseline owning all the data locallyFile | Dimensione | Formato | |
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