19/10/2020

Few-shot insider threat detection

Shuhan Yuan, Panpan Zheng, Xintao Wu, Hanghang Tong

Keywords: cyber-security, insider threat detection, few-shot learning

Abstract: Insiders cause significant cyber-security threats to organizations. Due to a very limited number of insiders, most of the current studies adopt unsupervised learning approaches to detect insiders by analyzing the audit data that record information about employees’ activities. However, in practice, we do observe a small number of insiders. How to make full use of these few observed insiders to improve a classifier for insider threat detection is a key challenge. In this work, we propose a novel framework combining the idea of self-supervised pre-training and metric-based few-shot learning to detect insiders. Experimental results on insider threat datasets demonstrate that our model outperforms the existing anomaly detection approaches by only using a few insiders.

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