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Finite State Machine-Based Traffic Orchestration for Multi-Engine Analysis Platforms
Modern application-security platforms route live traffic from a single proxy into several independent analysis engines -- behavioral anomaly detection, authentication analysis, resource discovery, access-control inspection, among others. Each engine's appetite for traffic changes on its own schedule
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