Background

Detection effectiveness

In validation testing, the solution achieved full detection effectiveness with a very low false positive rate.

Zero-Day DDoS Recall: 100.00%
Precision: 99.99%
FPR: 0.0102%
Low & Slow Stealth Recall: 100.00%
Precision: 100.00%
FPR: 0.0000%
Reconnaissance / PortScan Recall: 100.00%
Precision: 99.97%
FPR: 0.0340%
Fragmentation Attacks Recall: 100.00%
Precision: 99.96%
FPR: 0.0300%
Smokescreen / masking traffic Recall: 100.00%
Precision: 99.98%
FPR: 0.0055%

Operational performance

Throughput ~240,770 flows/s
Scalability full multithreading support
CPU Utilization 1552% across 16 threads
Decision Latency < 1.3 ms
Memory Footprint 18.3 GB RAM
Environment standard x86/Linux platform

Example of effectiveness

BDSP Architecture Present: BDSP Tytan

bdspTytan is a proprietary, signature-less network anomaly detection engine designed to protect against DDoS attacks, reconnaissance activity, and complex masking traffic patterns.

Solution overview

bdsp Tytan v4 has been designed to detect modern network threats:

  • zero-day DDoS attacks
  • low-and-slow / stealth campaigns
  • reconnaissance activity, including port scans
  • fragmentation attacks
  • smokescreen and masking traffic patterns

Integration

The solution has been designed as a modular analytics layer for integration with existing security infrastructure, including NDR platforms, SIEM environments, scrubbing centers, operator-grade environments, and large-scale telemetry pipelines.

Validation

The solution's effectiveness has been validated through cross-dataset testing on independent datasets, including MAWI, UGR16 v4, and CIC-DDoS / Zero-Day.

Applications

BDSP architecture is ideally suited for improving control systems and software for electric motors, satellites, GPS systems, medical devices, wind energy systems, encryption technologies, and many other advanced applications.