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CAMLPAD: Cybersecurity Autonomous Machine Learning Platform for Anomaly Detection

2019-07-23 · Ayush Hariharan, Ankit Gupta, Trisha Pal

As machine learning and cybersecurity continue to explode in the context of the digital ecosystem, the complexity of cybersecurity data combined with complicated and evasive machine learning algorithms leads to vast difficulties in designing an end to end system for intelligent, automatic anomaly classification. On the other hand, traditional systems use elementary statistics techniques and are often inaccurate, leading to weak centralized data analysis platforms. In this paper, we propose a novel system that addresses these two problems, titled CAMLPAD, for Cybersecurity Autonomous Machine Learning Platform for Anomaly Detection. The CAMLPAD systems streamlined, holistic approach begins with retrieving a multitude of different species of cybersecurity data in real time using elasticsearch, then running several machine learning algorithms, namely Isolation Forest, Histogram Based Outlier Score (HBOS), Cluster Based Local Outlier Factor (CBLOF), and K Means Clustering, to process the data. Next, the calculated anomalies are visualized using Kibana and are assigned an outlier score, which serves as an indicator for whether an alert should be sent to the system administrator that there are potential anomalies in the network. After comprehensive testing of our platform in a simulated environment, the CAMLPAD system achieved an adjusted rand score of 95 percent, exhibiting the reliable accuracy and precision of the system. All in all, the CAMLPAD system provides an accurate, streamlined approach to real time cybersecurity anomaly detection, delivering a novel solution that has the potential to revolutionize the cybersecurity sector.

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