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Resource versus Responsiveness: Benchmarking SDN Controller Runtimes for a Moving-Target-Defense Control Plane at Scale
Network Moving Target Defense (MTD) built on Software-Defined Networking (SDN) continuously rotates host-facing addresses to invalidate an attacker's reconnaissance. Each rotation creates a burst of control-plane mutations, while new connections may simultaneously require reactive flow installation.
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