The 5STARS project leverages automated reasoning and mathematical models to enhance the reliability, security, and resilience of SDN and 5G networks, providing real-time diagnostics, proactive threat detection, and scalable network verification to ensure secure and uninterrupted communication.
U.S. government agencies, including the DoD, are using 5G and software-defined networking (SDN) to enhance network resilience, adaptability, and communication capabilities. As network orchestration becomes more complex, there is an opportunity to apply automated threat detection technologies to assist network operators in detecting and mitigating vulnerabilities that can compromise network security and availability.
5STARS is a state-of-the-art verification engine that boosts the reliability, survivability, and resilience of SDN and 5G/Next G networks. This innovative technology leverages automated reasoning and mathematical models to analyze network configurations, swiftly considering all possible packet paths, and identifying issues before they disrupt traffic. In addition, it provides a real-time, interactive diagnostic dashboard for network operators, sends alerts upon anomaly or threat detection, and assists with root cause analysis and remediation.
The 5STARS Project was done in collaboration with the following researchers from Cornell University: