Deep Learning: How AI Threat Detection Works
Hands-on workshop for developers and AI professionals, on a topic gaining a lot of attention recently. Register here.
Recording and GitHub material will be available to registrants who cannot attend the free 60-min session.
Summary
Come join our upcoming webinar “Real-Time AI Threat Detection Using Kafka” explore how Kafka, combined with cutting-edge AI technologies, can be wielded to detect and counter cybersecurity threats as they occur.
Our session will include a hands-on demo and code-share where we'll utilize a deep learning model and similarity search to identify and classify network intrusion traffic. The demonstration will be grounded on a dataset of labeled traffic events which are then transformed into vector embeddings to represent network traffic events comprehensively. These embeddings will serve as a linchpin for measuring similarity between different network events, aiding in the identification and classification of benign and malicious events.
What You’ll Learn:
Machine Learning and Statistical Modelling / Ex Senior Data Analytics Consultant @Capital One, USA
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