Building a Real-Time Security Application Using Log Data and Machine Learning- Karthik Aaravabhoomi, Capital One
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The document discusses Capital One's extensive use of data analytics, cybersecurity practices, and machine learning frameworks aimed at enhancing security and operational efficiency. It outlines the creation of a 'cyber data lake' for predictive threat management and the automation of model building processes through best practices. Key focuses include leveraging big data for security insights, improving collaboration, and ensuring technological adaptability across various platforms.
Building a Real-Time Security Application Using Log Data and Machine Learning- Karthik Aaravabhoomi, Capital One
- 1. Karthik Aaravabhoomi July 20, 2016 Welcome Data Enthusiasts
- 2. • More than 65 million customer accounts • More than 44,000 associates • Largest US direct bank • 3rd largest independent auto loan originator • 4th largest credit card issuer in the US Capital One at a glance
- 3. • Overview of Cyber – Technology Data and Analytics Frameworks: motivation, vision, and roadmap. • Architecture overview • Machine Learning use case • Governance and Progression • Key Benefits The Focus of Today’s Discussion
- 4. Leveraging big data we can create a single pane of glass, automate and enrich alerts to ease the burden on our analysts Bad Actors Attack Capital One and Our Tools Monitor and Generate Lots of Alerts in Disparate Tools for Our Analysts to Analyze
- 5. Technology Analytics Security Analytics Sample Use Cases • Malware using brute force attempt to login • Malware detection acceleration due to watering hole attack • Traffic to/from high risk geo-locations • Full assessment of a security breach, pulling together all relevant security and non-security events involved • Evaluation of privileged user behavior to identify outliers from normal patterns Sample Use Cases • Predict performance and workload profile for complex multi-tenant environments • Unified dashboard that displays real-time backup status of servers and databases • Recommend device locations, and failure impact based on resiliency requirements • Provide capacity answers to business in real- time “What threats are occurring in our environment and where do we need to take action to address bad actors?” “What is the health of the Capital One environment and where do we see degradation in performance?” Primary Focus: Security Primary Focus: Technology Common Requirements • Data aggregation • Event correlation • Data visualization & reporting• Data enrichment • Predictive Modeling The Cyber –Tech Data Lake provides the data processing capabilities to meet the analytical needs for Security and Technology Operations
- 6. The Cyber Data Lake will provide new capabilities: • Predict Insider Threats • Identify Cyber Criminals • Predict Sophisticated Attacks • Automate Incident Management • Alert phishing attacks • Centralize storage Log Data Sources Enrichment Visualization Machine Learning • Web Proxy • Syslog • Email • Firewall The Cyber Data Lake will be a Differentiator for Our Cybersecurity Program
- 7. Create value through fast prototyping. Bridge the gap between prototype and production. Show how open collaboration produces network effects. Accelerate our partners’ transformation. The Frameworks and Platform Team’s Mission Centers on Facilitating Innovation and Transformation within the Organization
- 8. Unsupervised Learning Supervised Learning Supervised and unsupervised are two highly complimentary techniques for understanding data and building smart decisioning Feature Engineering Machine Learning Enables the Ability for Algorithms to Iteratively Learn, which Allows Us to Find Hidden Insight without Direct Programming
- 9. Many models can be combined and applied to multiple use cases to detect broad, complex threat patterns.
- 10. Model build process Data collection Data exploration Variable reduction Variable cleaning Model selection Validation Deployment Documentation Model builds are a highly-iterative process comprised of several universal steps
- 11. Easy to use • Users must be able to add features easily Highly efficient • Product must have high performance and minimize waste due to re-work, errors Scalable • We should have the ability to scale this multiple applications and entities Platform agnostic • The attributes must be able to work on any platform- Hadoop, AWS and potentially others Well-governed • Attributes must protect our IP Based on 5 Core Principles
- 12. Leveraging H20 Mission Augment human judgment by harnessing machine learning Objectives • Best Practices: Develop implementations of established modeling best practices for Data Scientists using general purpose programming languages (e.g., Python, Java, Scala). • Automation: Enable end-to-end automation of a model build, including generation of risk management and regulatory artifacts, to reduce iteration times and enable more thorough analysis. • Portability: Abstract over tool choice so analytics can be scaled from laptops to next generation Big Data tools with minimal rework. A supervised/Unsupervised learning and model risk management framework
- 13. How? A supervised/Unsupervised learning and model risk management framework Objectives • Best Practices: Work closely with Model Risk office, Decision Sciences, and Engineering teams to identify and prioritize best practices for implementation. • Automation: Build on top of H20, a framework for automating complex data processing workflows involving multiple frameworks. • Portability: Develop a high level API focused on modeling tasks, with a variety of implementations enabling tool substitution “under the hood”.
- 14. Data Extraction Data Parsing Feature Selection Model Development Model Management Model Comparison Model(s) • Extract Load Transform • Adaptors/ Connectors Data Pipeline Format Conversion Data Prep • Group, sort, selection, impute etc. • Create tabular output for feature selection Data Munging Feature Imputation • Create feature extraction routines • Algorithms to check and validate selected features Feature Pipeline Model Pipeline Deployment Data Pipelines Continuous Integration • Model metrics and selection • Model management • Scoring Services • Build Integration • Pipeline Integration Development and Deployment Pipeline using H2O
- 15. Component Architecture – Model Building Machine Logs Firewall Logs Device Logs LogAggregation(Rawevents) Amazon S3 Feature Pipeline Model Pipeline Row Incremental Batch Large Batch User Interface Alerts Batch Processing API Data Pipeline and Munging Incremental Load In-Memory Data store Feature Extraction Streaming Data Integration Feature Imputation
- 16. H2O Model Execution Pipeline – Batch & Real Time Real Time Events DStream (Raw Data over time window) Sparkling Water UI Spark Streaming Spark RDD H2O Frame Raw Data H2O Frames (Feature Data using Feat- Ext.py) Bolt Feat-Ext.py Bolt Storm H2O POJO S3 Events Sparkling Water Feat-Ext.py Row Incremental Batch Large Batch
- 17. H2O Model Execution Pipeline – Batch & Real Time
- 18. AUTOMATE RELENTLESSLY Automated processes are testable, less error prone, and clear away drudgery to make space for creativity. STRIVE FOR REPRODUCABILITY It enables results to be validated and built upon. Our data products touch the financial lives of millions. BE OPEN Build for openness, insist that your work be of value to others, and enjoy the network effects. EXHIBIT TECHNICAL LEADERSHIP Team leaders are hands-on and write great code. Performers see themselves as architects generating building blocks of enduring value Our Methodology Reflects a Commitment to Usability and Collaboration
- 19. • Free up our risk officers and data scientists to solve business problems, not shepherd around individual tasks. • Encodes the accepted best practices of the risk and modeling communities • Building blocks have a unified API, allows developers to handle the newest technologies, letting users to explore their business value • Analysis is in code, hence reproducible, loggable, testable, and under version control Automation has many benefits
- 20. What To Remember