Table 4.
Key differences between different security models.
| Characteristic | Big data model | Traditional rule-based Model | SVM | Collaborative defense model | CNN | Hybrid security model |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model type | Based on big data (ML) | Based on rule | Supervised learning | External threat sharing | DL | Integrating multiple models |
| Data processing | Multiple types of data (structured and unstructured) | Main structured data | Structured data | External intelligence and logs | Image, video, and other data | Multiple data types |
| Threat detection methods | Big Data Analysis and ML | Rule-driven detection | Based on ML classification | Combining external with internal testing | Pattern recognition | Integration of multiple methods |
| Scalability | High, supporting distributed | Restricted by rules | Secondary | Medium, dependent on collaboration | High | High |
| Adaptability | High, supports real-time learning | Poor adaptability | Secondary | secondary | High | High |
| Real-time processing capability | Supporting real-time analysis and alerts | More restrictions | More restrictions | High latency | Strong | Strong |
| Privacy protection | Data sensitization | Many privacy issues | Limited privacy protection | Shared data risk | Support privacy protection | Privacy protection needs attention |