NetMoniAI: An Agentic AI Framework for Network Security & Monitoring
Pallavi Zambare, Venkata Nikhil Thanikella, Nikhil Padmanabh Kottur, Sree Akhil Akula, Ying Liu

TL;DR
NetMoniAI introduces a two-tier agentic AI framework for efficient, scalable, and accurate network monitoring and security, combining decentralized analysis with centralized coordination, validated through real-world tests and simulations.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel two-layer agentic AI framework for network security that enhances scalability, reduces redundancy, and improves response times compared to existing methods.
Findings
Scales effectively under resource constraints
Reduces redundancy in network analysis
Improves response time without losing accuracy
Abstract
In this paper, we present NetMoniAI, an agentic AI framework for automatic network monitoring and security that integrates decentralized analysis with lightweight centralized coordination. The framework consists of two layers: autonomous micro-agents at each node perform local traffic analysis and anomaly detection. A central controller then aggregates insights across nodes to detect coordinated attacks and maintain system-wide situational awareness. We evaluated NetMoniAI on a local micro-testbed and through NS-3 simulations. Results confirm that the two-tier agentic-AI design scales under resource constraints, reduces redundancy, and improves response time without compromising accuracy. To facilitate broader adoption and reproducibility, the complete framework is available as open source. This enables researchers and practitioners to replicate, validate, and extend it across diverse…
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