Abstract:In order to respond to network information security incidents, minimize the negative impact of intrusion attacks on network information, and reduce the packet loss and error rates of network information, an active network information security emergency linkage model based on access policy control is proposed. Capture active network packets as input to the model. By using feature extraction and matching, the security status of network information is detected, and the model program is determined whether to start based on the state detection results. Based on the strength characteristics of network attack signals, track the source and path of active network information attacks, set model constraints from network node power, node capacity, resource availability, and other aspects, and achieve the model"s active network information security emergency linkage function through three steps: access policy control, information attack defense, and information recovery. Through model validation experiments, it was concluded that compared with traditional emergency linkage models, under the optimized design model, the packet loss rates of active static networks and dynamic networks were reduced by 3.04% and 3.53%, respectively, and the network information error rates were reduced by 5.445% and 6.07%, respectively. This proves that the optimized design of the security emergency linkage model has higher application value.