Leveraging user-behavior analytics for improved security event classification
AssigneeFortinet, Inc.
InventorsUdi Yavo, Roy Katmor, Ido Kelson
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AssigneeFortinet, Inc.
InventorsUdi Yavo, Roy Katmor, Ido Kelson
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Systems and methods for improving security event classification by leveraging user-behavior analytics are provided. According to an embodiment, a UEBA-based security event classification service of a cloud-based security platform maintains information regarding historical user behavior of various users of an enterprise network. An endpoint protection platform running on an endpoint device that is part of the enterprise network performs an initial classification of the event, based on which the endpoint protection platform blocks activity by the process. The endpoint production platform requests input from the cloud-based security platform which causes the cloud-based security platform performs a reclassification of the event based on contextual information, multiple data feeds and the UEBA-based security event classification service. Based on the reclassification of the event, the cloud-based security platform causes the endpoint protection platform to allow the process to proceed by providing the resulting security event classification to the endpoint protection platform.
A method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium embodying a set of instructions, which when executed by one or more processing resources of a cloud-based security platform protecting a private network, causes the one or more processing resources to perform a method comprising:
The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein the contextual information includes any or a combination of information indicative of an application with which the process is associated, information identifying the user, information indicating a command line used to execute the process, information identifying execution chain associated with the process, information indicating memory dump associated with the process, information identifying the user that executes the command line and information regarding environment variables associated with the process.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.