At present, the secure campus network strategy adopts technical means such as distinguishing applications and limiting them separately, but they have triggered other new problems, greatly affecting the unity of network resources and data. The relatively dispersed network architecture will inevitably limit the further development and expansion of the campus network. Therefore, when universities plan their networks, they must consider whether the network is safe, complete, smooth, and sustainable for smooth upgrading and development. In order to improve the effect of campus network security intrusion detection, this paper combines feature segmentation and deep learning technology to construct a campus network security intrusion detection model. To reduce the transmission time of query requirements in the grid, this paper improves the replica management mechanism and requires the information server to cache the Bloom Filter structure of nodes in its successor node list. Moreover, this paper uses the Compressed Bloom Filter algorithm to compress the Bloom Filter structure that needs to be transmitted, therefore reducing the network traffic generated during the update process of the Bloom Filter structure copy and avoiding network congestion. It also constructs a campus network security intrusion detection model based on feature segmentation and deep learning. Through experimental verification, the effectiveness of the system in intrusion detection, user evaluation, information processing, and other aspects is verified, and it has certain advantages compared to traditional algorithms. Through experimental research, it can be seen that the campus network security intrusion detection model based on feature segmentation and deep learning proposed in the paper can effectively improve the effect of campus network security monitoring. The method proposed in this article can not only be applied to campus network security, but also to the network security management of enterprises and other units, with certain scalability
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