Internal security system for IT infrastructures

An internal monitoring system within the IT infrastructure addresses the limitations of external protective layers by integrating kernel-level analysis and multi-stage validation for proactive and deterministic threat detection and neutralization, enhancing security against internal threats.

DE202026000694U1Undetermined Publication Date: 2026-06-25GÜMÜSDAL CANER
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Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
GÜMÜSDAL CANER
Filing Date
2026-02-13
Publication Date
2026-06-25

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing IT infrastructure security systems fail to effectively detect and neutralize internal security threats and insider attacks due to reliance on external protective layers, reactive responses, and lack of kernel-level access, leading to high false-positive rates and inadequate detection of anomalies.

Method used

An internal monitoring system integrated into the IT infrastructure operates at the kernel level, comprising components for packet analysis, multi-stage validation, and automated threat neutralization, ensuring proactive detection and deterministic decision-making.

Benefits of technology

The system provides continuous, proactive protection against internal threats, minimizes false positives, and enables real-time threat neutralization, even after external layers are breached, with integrated components working together for holistic security.

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Abstract

Security system for IT infrastructures, comprising: a) at least one initial processing component (10) operating at a system level below the network layer and analyzing data packets before processing by higher system layers; b) at least one monitoring component (20) integrated into the data flow of the IT infrastructure (100) and continuously analyzing it for anomalies; c) at least one decision component (30) configured to classify security threats using multi-stage validation; d) at least one response component (40) configured to automatically neutralize detected threats; wherein the security system operates as an internal monitoring and defense system within the IT infrastructure (100) and remains functional even after overcoming external protection layers.
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