sysdig
Threat Research Engineer (Spain-Remote)
Sysdig is driving the standard for securing the cloud and containers. We created Falco, the open standard for cloud-native threat detection, and consistently contribute to open source software projects. We are passionate, technical problem-solvers, continually innovating and delivering powerful solutions to secure the cloud from source to run. We value diversity and open dialog to spur ideas, working closely together to achieve goals. We're an international company that understands how to cultivate a strong culture across a remote team.
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- Information Technology > Cloud Computing (0.84)
- Information Technology > Artificial Intelligence (0.74)
Cryptominer detection: a Machine Learning approach – Sysdig
Cryptominers are one of the main cloud threats today. Miner attacks are low risk, low effort, and high reward for a financially motivated attacker. Moreover, this kind of malware can pass unnoticed because, with proper evasive techniques, they may not disrupt a company's business operations. Given all the possible elusive strategies, detecting cryptominers is a complex task, but machine learning could help to develop a robust detection algorithm. However, being able to assess the model performance in a reliable way is paramount.
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Sysdig incorporates machine learning to detect cryptojacking attempts
Were you unable to attend Transform 2022? Check out all of the summit sessions in our on-demand library now! Having the ability to detect and respond to threats in the shortest time possible is one of the most important capabilities a security team can have. The faster they can respond to a data breach, the lower the level of disruption and operational impact. The problem is that this is easier said than done.