Anomalous Behavior Recognition

Anomalous Behavior Recognition (ABR) refers to the identification of unusual patterns or behaviors within a system or on the network. There are three types of anomalous behavior recognition, which are defined as follows:

• Risky: Risky behavior represents actions that, while not necessarily malicious, carry a heightened level of risk or potential harm to a system or organization. This can include actions such as granting excessive permissions, sharing login credentials, downloading suspicious files, or ignoring security warnings. The top three risky behaviors at the time of writing are described in the following article: https://www.netsurion.com/articles/top-three-high-risk-behaviors-that-compromise-it-security.
• Unexpected: Unexpected behavior is characterized by actions or activities that deviate from established norms or historical patterns. It encompasses actions that may not align with a user’s typical behavior or system operation...