Securing Networks Using SDN and Machine Learning

Offered By: DefCamp via YouTube

Course Description

Overview

Explore a conference talk from DefCamp 2014 that delves into the innovative use of Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and Machine Learning for enhancing network security. Learn how these cutting-edge technologies can be leveraged to create more robust and adaptive security measures in modern network infrastructures. Discover insights from industry experts as they discuss the potential of SDN and Machine Learning to revolutionize network defense strategies, automate threat detection, and improve overall cybersecurity posture. Gain valuable knowledge about the latest trends and practices in the field of information security, presented at one of Central and Eastern Europe's most prominent hacking and cybersecurity conferences.

Syllabus

DefCamp 2014 - Securing Networks using SDN and Machine Learning

Taught by

DefCamp

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