The HSS/SNiC : a conceptual framework for collapsing security down to the physical layer

Ogah, Ogah E., Binns, Richard and Sexton, Graham (2008) The HSS/SNiC : a conceptual framework for collapsing security down to the physical layer. In: Proceedings of the 9th Annual Postgraduate Symposium on the convergence of Telecommunications. PGNET, Liverpool, pp. 285-288. ISBN 978-1-902560-19-9

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Abstract

This work details the concept of a novel network security model called the Super NIC (SNIC) and a Hybrid Super Switch (HSS). The design will ultimately incorporate deep packet inspection (DPI), intrusion detection and prevention (IDS/IPS) functions, as well as network access control technologies therefore making all end-point network devices inherently secure. The SNIC and HSS functions are modelled using a transparent GNU/Linux Bridge with the Netfilter framework.

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