Machine Learning For Intelligent Maintenance And Quality Control: A Review Of Existing Datasets And Corresponding Use Cases

Jourdan, Nicolas; Longard, Lukas; Biegel, Tobias; Metternich, Joachim

doi:10.15488/11280

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“…Thus, these datasets cannot be directly used for the detection of industrial hazards but only for the detection or classification of security incidents within a given workplace. These datasets may include, among others, those mentioned in [43]. However, signal data cannot be used for protocol classification purposes, and anomaly detection may be strongly associated with a given workplace.…”

Section: Industrial Datasets Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparative Analysis of Classification Methods and Suitable Datasets for Protocol Recognition in Operational Technologies

Holasova,

Fujdiak,

Misurec

2024

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The interconnection of Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT) has created new opportunities for remote management, data storage in the cloud, real-time data transfer over long distances, or integration between different OT and IT networks. OT networks require increased attention due to the convergence of IT and OT, mainly due to the increased risk of cyber-attacks targeting these networks. This paper focuses on the analysis of different methods and data processing for protocol recognition and traffic classification in the context of OT specifics. Therefore, this paper summarizes the methods used to classify network traffic, analyzes the methods used to recognize and identify the protocol used in the industrial network, and describes machine learning methods to recognize industrial protocols. The output of this work is a comparative analysis of approaches specifically for protocol recognition and traffic classification in OT networks. In addition, publicly available datasets are compared in relation to their applicability for industrial protocol recognition. Research challenges are also identified, highlighting the lack of relevant datasets and defining directions for further research in the area of protocol recognition and classification in OT environments.

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Section: Industrial Datasets Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%