Network risk assessment base on multi-core processor architecture

Network Technology using Multi-core Processor Architecture can be additional enhanced the security through the development of network risk assessment. Preventing network attacks has become increasingly difficult and time consuming to all who deals in today's network technologies. These days' people are dependents on internet and its integration in our live and major information supplies. These dependencies increase the growth in the volume of network traffic which becomes difficulty in monitoring and analysis; therefore, attacks are more sophisticated and more complex to detect. By analyzing the multi-core processors for the network intrusion preventions involve a thorough approach on the analysis of customizing the frame work of multi-core processor architecture. Analyzing at the Active Network Interface (ANI), the lowest layer of the architecture, can provide the insight were network attacks can occur. This analysis can deliver an event-based system logs that allows opportunities to study the information of cache locality that are collected. By relating events with the packets that eventually stimulated them, this can determine when all analysis for a given packet has completed, and thus that it is safe to forward the pending packet providing none of the analysis elements previously signaled that the packet should instead be discarded. Results of the simulation analysis will verified the evaluation of the risk assessment at high-speed network and improve the performance and efficiency as well as its security. In this paper a proposes implementation of network risk assessment in the network system using multi-core processor to enhance the network security