Network Security Event Monitor is a Java-based internal monitoring prototype for reviewing simulated network traffic events and classifying them by risk severity.
This project is positioned as a recruiter-ready backend and security portfolio piece. It upgrades a rough IDS concept into a runnable Java application that demonstrates structured event modeling, rule-based classification, alert reasoning, and summary reporting.
The current version is intentionally designed as a lightweight internal prototype instead of a live production IDS.
This project maps to practical workflows relevant to:
- Security Operations Teams
- Internal Monitoring Tool Prototypes
- Network Defense Demonstrations
- Technical Portfolio Presentation
- Java Security Utility Development
A team may need to answer questions such as:
- Which traffic events should be escalated immediately?
- Which events deserve further investigation?
- How can risk signals be summarized for internal monitoring?
- How can a simple security concept be turned into a clean runnable Java project?
This kind of application is useful for internal tool prototyping, security training demos, and portfolio presentation of Java-based monitoring concepts.
- Simulated Traffic Event Review
- Rule-Based Risk Classification
- Escalate, Investigate, Or Allow Verdicts
- Per-Event Reason Output
- Severity Summary Reporting
- Maven Project Structure
- Java 17
- Maven
pom.xmlsrc/main/java/com/security/monitor/Main.javasrc/main/java/com/security/monitor/TrafficEvent.javasrc/main/java/com/security/monitor/DetectionResult.javasrc/main/java/com/security/monitor/SecurityClassifier.javaREADME.md
mvn clean package