Genesis proposes a novel approach to scalability and efficiency of parallel network monitoring, modeling and simulation for network management and intrusion detection. The basis of the approach is network decomposition that creates separate network domains. Each domain is independently monitored, modeled and simulated by separate software components. Domain monitoring involves a repository of data and collection agents while models and simulations are run by dedicated processor clusters allocated to each domain. Repositories and simulators collaborate on ex-changing data and models to keep the network simulations consistent between domains.
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