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Hassani, I., Moayeri, A. (2018). SDN Security: A Survey. International Journal of Information, Security and Systems Management, 7(1), 785-792.
Iman Hassani; Abdolreza Moayeri. "SDN Security: A Survey". International Journal of Information, Security and Systems Management, 7, 1, 2018, 785-792.
Hassani, I., Moayeri, A. (2018). 'SDN Security: A Survey', International Journal of Information, Security and Systems Management, 7(1), pp. 785-792.
Hassani, I., Moayeri, A. SDN Security: A Survey. International Journal of Information, Security and Systems Management, 2018; 7(1): 785-792.

SDN Security: A Survey

Article 7, Volume 7, Issue 1, Winter and Spring 2018, Page 785-792  XML PDF (410.87 K)
Document Type: Research Paper
Authors
Iman Hassani email 1; Abdolreza Moayeri2
1Islamic Azad University Electronic Campus(I.A.U.E.C)
2Islamic Azad University Electronic Cam pus(I.A.U.E.C)
Abstract
The pull of Software-Defined Network- ing (SDN) is magnetic. There are few in the networking community who have escaped its impact. As the benefits of network visibility and network device programmability are discussed, the question could be asked as to who exactly will benefit? Will it be the network operator or will it, in fact, be the network intruder? As SDN devices and systems hit the market, security in SDN must be raised on the agenda. This paper presents a comprehensive sur- vey of the research relating to security in software defined networking that has been carried out to date. Both the security enhancements to be derived from using the SDN framework and the security challenges introduced by the framework are discussed. By categorizing the ex- isting work, a set of conclusions and proposals for future research directions are presented.
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