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Evolution Research of Network Security Technology in Big Data Era
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2019, 5(5):
406-413.
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With the advent of the era of big data, information systems have exhibited some new features, including boundary obfuscation, system virtualization, unstructure and diversification, and the low coupling degree of function and data. These features not only lead to a big difference between big data technology (DT) and information technology (IT), but also promote the upgrading and evolution of network security technology. In response to these changes, in this paper we compare the characteristics between IT era and DT era, and then propose four DT security principles: privacy, integrity, traceability, and controllability, as well as active and dynamic defense strategy based on “propagation prediction, tracking audit, dynamic management and control”. We further discusses the security challenges faced by DT and the corresponding assurance strategies. On this basis, the big data security technologies can be divided into four levels: “elimination, continuation, improvement, and innovation”, and we provide analyzation, combination and explaination for these technologies according to six categories: access control, identification and authentication, data encryption, data privacy, intrusion prevention, security audit and disaster recovery. These results will offer important assistance for the evolution of security technologies in the DT era, the construction of big data platform, the designation of security assurance strategies, and technology suitable for big data.
