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RMSL: Weakly-Supervised Insider Threat Detection with Robust Multi-sphere Learning

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Author

Yang Wang, Yaxin Zhao, Xinyu Jiao, Sihan Xu, Xiangrui Cai, Ying Zhang, Xiaojie Yuan

Outline

This paper proposes Robust Multi-sphere Learning (RMSL), a novel framework for internal threat detection. Existing internal threat detection methods struggle to detect specific behavioral anomalies due to a lack of granular behavioral annotations. Unsupervised learning methods suffer from high false positive and miss rates due to the ambiguity between normal and anomalous behaviors. RMSL uses sequence-level weak labels instead of behavioral ones, learning discriminative features from inexpensive annotations to improve behavioral anomaly detection performance. It uses multiple hyperspheres to represent normal behavioral patterns and, based on a one-class classifier, improves the hypersphere and feature representations through multi-instance learning and adaptive behavioral-level self-learning. Experimental results demonstrate that RMSL significantly improves behavioral-level internal threat detection performance.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
We present a novel method for effectively performing behavior-level anomaly detection using sequence-level weak labels.
Achieving improved behavioral-level internal threat detection performance over existing methods through the RMSL framework.
Reduce data annotation burden by leveraging cost-effective weak labels.
Limitations:
Further verification of the generalization performance of the proposed method is needed.
Additional performance evaluations against various types of internal threats and datasets are required.
Analysis of the impact of weak label quality on model performance is needed.
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