An overview of R&D work in the space of cyber security, focusing on technologies and case studies in the space of cyber security, big data for security, predictive analytics and usage of security intelligence for better situational awareness
SP: “it can potentially down-the-line reduce the bottleneck of expertise/skills required by individuals to analyze data; this might then empower ESS in different territories in the future, as SILAS also represents a first attempt to put the kind of thinking that honed Security Analytics “in a box” (by e.g. relating steps in the analysis process in a logical manner, and restricting configuration choices to a simplified set of options, etc.).”
SP: “SILAS can empower ESS; metrics here are likely to be slow-changing and equally useful to many internal and external functions (e.g. “compliance” measures). Also of value to a modeling/automation methodology, by gathering further data points for the same metric, the data used by models becomes more representative (even when slicing by e.g. client sector), and the outputs of the models more “accurate” – the more clients that get involved, the more rewarding the benchmarking process becomes _for both new customers and those that continually support the process_.”