Fostering Cybersecurity Big Data Research : A Case Study of the AZSecure Data System
Fostering Cybersecurity Big Data Research : A Case Study of the AZSecure Data System
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促进网络安全大数据研究:AZSecure 数据系统案例研究
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2017
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Hsinchun Chen
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Resha Shenandoah;Sagar Samtani;Mark W. Patton;Hsinchun Chen
Current estimates place the global economic cost of cybercrime at $450 billion annually. Since 2003, the international Intelligence and Security Informatics (ISI) community (1,500+ members) has been recognized as leading experts in computationally collection and analysis of security datasets for high-impact and emerging topics such as Cyber Threat Intelligence, terrorism informatics, and Big Data cybersecurity. Despite ISI’s numerous successes, no repository of ISI datasets and analytic tools currently exists. This paper presents the AZSecure Data system, an effort which strives to promote research data sharing and reproducibility in cybersecurity. AZSecure Data is a multi-year, multi-institution project generously funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Data Infrastructure Building Blocks (DIBBs) program. Designed around library science principles of access and discovery, the AZSecure Data system has 22 collections across seven data types: forums and chat logs, tweets, malware, network traffic phishing, newspapers, and other websites. AZSecure Data has seen international usage, with several datasets already used for scholarly publication. Keywords— cybersecurity, data repository, cybersecurity big data analytics, cyber threat intelligence, data sharing