Detecting anomalous network patterns
Using anomaly patterns for improved data security, network monitoring and observability.
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Ravindra Ved
Anatomy of an attack
Submitted May 25, 2021
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Network behaviour analysis often leads to early indicators of attack, however, network behaviour needs to be augmented with additional data points like user behaviour, data flow characteristics, threat intelligence, anonymous API calls to identify and establish threat patterns
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There are mechanism of preventive and detective controls. In this session we will look at an Anatomy of an attack and how to leverage various capabilities to identify various indicators and trace attack path
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