Cognitive offense analysis using enriched graphs
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsJiyong Jang, Dhilung Hang Kirat, Youngja Park, Marc Philippe Stoecklin
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsJiyong Jang, Dhilung Hang Kirat, Youngja Park, Marc Philippe Stoecklin
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An automated method for processing security events begins upon receipt of information representing an offense. Based in part on context data extracted from the offense, an offense context graph is built. The offense context graph comprises nodes and edges, with an edge therein representing a relationship between a pair of nodes, at least one of the nodes being a root node representing an entity associated with the offense. The method then continues by mining information about other events that are determined to share a local contextual relationship with the offense represented by the offense context graph. This operation generates an enriched offense context graph. The enriched offense context graph is then pruned to identify an offense context for further examination. Pruning may involve applying a metric to events associated with the offense and removing nodes that, based on evaluation of the metric, do not contribute to the offense.
A method to improve a capability of a security system to process security event data, comprising:
An apparatus to improve a capability of a security system to process security event data, comprising:
A computer program product in a non-transitory computer readable medium for use in a data processing system to improve a capability of a security system to process security event data, the computer program product holding computer program instructions that, when executed by the data processing system, are operative to:
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