Comprehensive Security Framework: Integrating Intrusion Detection, Fire Safety, and Environmental Monitoring in Network Infrastructure

Abstract

Intrusion detection systems aim to capture security attacks & use analysers to determine details. Local wireless IDSs track all local wireless traffic and produce warnings based on signatures or abnormalities. Intrusion detection mechanisms can be configured to render unwanted access to the region easier. This paper aims to design a system to defend from intruders, human beings, through traditional surveillance devices, which cannot function in real-time, by utilising cameras fitted with infrared sensors. The aforementioned components comprise an interface program development system, intrusion detector sensors, wireless sensors, a programmable microcontroller, a controlled power supply device, Proteus relays, a GSM modem, and a cell phone. In reaction to adjustments in the atmosphere the controller activates a sensor to monitor and report input to the PIR’s wireless network. When the fire alarm device senses smoke, it can transmit a brief text message to the building’s owners. The system which uses an LM35 sensor to determine the temperature of food products, preventing fires from spreading throughout buildings without the tenants’ knowledge was produced. It is inexpensive, simple to install, and applicable to a variety of locations, including hotels, warehouses, and the automotive industry. This research study incorporates comprehensive tactics for monitoring environmental elements and fire safety, going beyond traditional intrusion detection methodologies. In doing so, this study offers a comprehensive strategy for protecting network infrastructures against various threats. The goal of integrating these essential components is to offer a more complete and reliable security solution.