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Optimized Security Technique for Access Control Rules

ABAM Ochedukokuma John, D. Matthias, N.D. Nwiabu, V. I. E. Anireh

Abstract


This work is aimed at optimizing the security technique duly experienced for access control system rules. That will enable the system to grant access only when the set rules for that particular device is obeyed. Thus, by integrating KM principles into Access Control Management and Firewall Optimization, the proposed KMOST (Karnaugh Map Optimization Security Technique) framework provides an enhance security efficacy while simplifying rule management and network segmentation. The KMOST framework streamlines access control management by leveraging KM to identify and eliminate redundant or conflicting rules, thereby enhancing efficiency, and reducing the attack surface. Additionally, by applying KM principles to firewall optimization, the framework aims to minimize rule complexity and improve firewall performance, ensuring optimal protection against cyber threats.

 


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