Explore a 17-minute IEEE conference talk on graph summarization techniques for analyzing system audit logs in cybersecurity investigations. Learn how researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Case Western Reserve University propose innovative methods to efficiently process and summarize large-scale system event graphs. Discover approaches for condensing complex audit data into more manageable representations while preserving key information for detecting and investigating potential security threats. Gain insights into cutting-edge research aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of cyber attack analysis through advanced graph processing algorithms.
DEPCOMM - Graph Summarization on System Audit Logs for Attack Investigation
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DEPCOMM: Graph Summarization on System Audit Logs for Attack Investigation
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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy
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