Secure and Interpretable Intrusion Detection through Federated and Ensemble Machine Learning with XAI

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2025
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Abstract
In today’s digital era with the expansion of internet-connected systems, the security of network system is becoming increasingly critical along with the risk of sophisticated cyber-attacks. A system i.e., Intrusion Detection System (IDS) is required that can identify these unauthorized and harmful attacks while protecting network environment. Despite this attribute, ITS raises concerns related to the privacy of data, generalizability, scalability and transparency for machine learning based (ML) systems. Thus, to address these challenges, a novel framework is proposed in this study with ML and explainable artificial intelligence (XAI). Federated learning is a machine learning technique that enhances security and data privacy in network system. FL is integrated in this study along with the ensemble learning in IDS systems. FL ensures data privacy while training models locally at distributed nodes without sharing raw data to meet regulatory requirements. Powerful ensemble algorithm is incorporated to enhance the accuracy in predicting attacks from diverse patterns and types. Moreover, Explainable AI is an advanced tool in AI that provides explanation of predictions, its applications include Shapley Additive explanations (SHAP) incorporated in this study to provide interpretation for the model’s predictions. SHAP highlights the contribution of each individual feature thereby enabling better human understanding and ensuring trust in AI based models. The FL based ensemble learning model is evaluated on NID data set which is widely accepted benchmark dataset to detect intrusions thereby providing validation. Superior performance is achieved in terms of accuracy, precision, recall, FI-score and AUROC scores. A powerful solution is developed to provide security and privacy preservation by combining algorithms i.e., FL, ensemble ML and XAI. Thus, the proposed framework contributes significantly to the advancement of AI in cybersecurity and environments were data sensitivity is crucial.
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Authors Muhammad Ammar
Journal Journal of Computing & Biomedical Informatics
Year 2025
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