Aplicacion de analitica de datos para la deteccion de anomalias y fortalecimiento de la seguridad en la red WiFi del campus universitario de la Universidad Nacional del Altiplano
Adiv Brander Cari Quispe

TL;DR
This study applies data analytics and machine learning to university Wi-Fi logs to detect anomalies, improve security, and optimize network performance, addressing vulnerabilities caused by a QR code access system.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive data analytics approach combining statistical and machine learning methods to enhance Wi-Fi security and management in a university setting.
Findings
Identification of peak usage times and anomalous behaviors
Detection of irregular traffic spikes and recurring devices
Recommendations for bandwidth and authentication improvements
Abstract
In today's university environment, wireless connectivity is an essential resource for academic, administrative, and research activities. However, at the National University of the Altiplano of Puno (UNAP), the use of a QR code access system on the institutional Wi-Fi network has generated vulnerabilities related to the lack of individual authentication, user traceability, and access control. Given this situation, this study aims to strengthen the security of the university's wireless network through the application of data analytics, employing descriptive, predictive, and prescriptive approaches to the logs generated by the wireless controller (WLC). The methodology consisted of collecting and processing connection data from users, devices, and daily traffic, analyzing behavioral patterns, and detecting anomalies based on statistical models and machine learning algorithms. The results…
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Taxonomy
TopicsKnowledge Societies in the 21st Century · Technology in Education and Healthcare · Communication and COVID-19 Impact
