MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202641078290 A) filed by Revathi K; Y. Jaspine Bami Rani; K. Kavithamani; Dr. V. P. Krishnammal; Dr. G. Kanagaraj; M. Kalaiarasi; K. Nivetha; and Sakthivel K on June 25, 2026, for Intelligent Threat Detection And Self-Healing Network Architecture For Iot Devices Using Machine Lea.
Inventors include Revathi K; Y. Jaspine Bami Rani; K. Kavithamani; Dr. V. P. Krishnammal; Dr. G. Kanagaraj; M. Kalaiarasi; K. Nivetha; and Sakthivel K.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: An intelligent threat detection and self-healing network architecture is developed to enhance the security, reliability, and resilience of ioT ecosystems. The architecture continuously monitors network traffic, device behavior, communication patterns, and system events generated by connected IoT devices. Machine learning algorithms analyze real-time and historical data to identify anomalies, malicious activities, and emerging cyber threats. Adaptive threat models dynamically evolve to recognize previously unknown attack patterns. Upon detection of a security incident, automated self-healing mechanisms isolate compromised nodes, reconfigure network paths, and restore normal operations with minimal disruption. Predictive analytics assess potential vulnerabilities and recommend preventive actions before attacks occur. Redundant monitoring and validation mechanisms ensure reliable detection and fault tolerance. Secure communication protocols protect data integrity, confidentiality, and device authentication. Edge-based intelligence enables rapid response and reduced dependence on centralized infrastructure. Modular architecture supports scalability across heterogeneous IoT deployments.
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