演示:Akatosh:自动网络事件验证和影响分析

Jared M. Smith, Elliot Greenlee, Aaron Ferber
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Akatosh是美国国土安全部向实践计划(TTP)过渡的项目,由橡树岭国家实验室与工业界和学术界合作开发,通过自动维护终端上主机级活动的详细快照,可以在恶意软件攻击和其他网络安全事件发生后对端点进行自动化、实时的取证分析。它通过集成入侵检测系统(IDS)和取证工具来实现这一点。这种组合使Akatosh能够收集大量端点数据,并协助实时验证、跟踪和分析端点。这为操作人员和分析师以及管理人员和执行人员提供了关于恶意软件和其他安全事件对其网络端点的影响的持续反馈。
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DEMO: Akatosh: Automated Cyber Incident Verification and Impact Analysis
Akatosh, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security Transition to Practice Program (TTP) project developed by Oak Ridge National Laboratory with industry and academic partnership, enables automated, real-time forensic analysis of endpoints after malware-attacks and other cyber security incidents by automatically maintaining detailed snapshots of host-level activity on endpoints over time. It achieves this by integrating intrusion detection systems (IDS) with forensic tools. The combination allows Akatosh to collect vast amounts of endpoint data and assists in verifying, tracking, and analyzing endpoints in real time. This provides operations personnel and analysts as well as managers and executives with continuous feedback on the impact of malicious software and other security incidents on endpoints in their network.
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