Practical Machine Learning for Cloud Intrusion Detection: Challenges and the Way Forward

Operationalizing machine learning based security detections is extremely challenging, especially in a continuously evolving cloud environment. Conventional anomaly detection does not produce satisfactory results for analysts that are investigating security incidents in the cloud. Model evaluation al...

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