Rubrik, Inc.

Mohit Gupta

Stephen Chu

Oscar Annen

Sumeet Bharatbhai Varma

Guilherme Vale Ferreira Menezes

Harish Raman Shanker

Brian Victor Li

Techniques for implementing a scalable automated training framework for anomaly and ransomware detection are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computer system performs operations comprising: instantiating a plurality of virtual machines, each one of the virtual machines being loaded with a corresponding file system; simulating user actions and ransomware on the virtual machines, the simulating of user actions and ransomware on the virtual machines causing changes to the corresponding file systems of the virtual machines; for each one of the plurality of virtual machines, generating a corresponding metadata file based on one or more corresponding snapshots of the virtual machine, the one or more corresponding snapshots indicating the changes to the corresponding file system of the virtual machine; and training a ransomware detection model using a machine learning algorithm and training data, the training data being based on the corresponding metadata files of the virtual machines.

Scalable automated training framework

Techniques for implementing a scalable automated training framework for anomaly and ransomware detection are disclosed. A computer system may instantiate one or more virtual machines (VMs). Each VM may be loaded with a corresponding file system. The computer system may simulate, on the one or more VMs, user actions and ransomware, which may cause changes to the corresponding file systems loaded on to the VMs. The computer system may obtain snapshots of the VMs that indicate changes to the corresponding file system of each of the VMs. The computer system may generate a metadata file for each VM based on the corresponding snapshot. The computer system may generate training data for training a ransomware detection model using a machine learning algorithm based on the metadata files for each of the VMs.

Techniques unmasking ransomware attacks are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computer system performs operations comprising: generating a first prediction that a file system comprising a plurality of files has been attacked by ransomware based on snapshot metadata of the file system using a snapshot-level machine learning prediction model, the snapshot metadata comprising a plurality of file change data indicating a plurality of file change events that have been performed on the file system; in response to the first prediction, generating a classification for each one of the files based on the file change data using a file-level machine learning prediction model, the classification indicating whether the files have been targeted by the ransomware for encryption; determining that one or more files have been targeted by the ransomware based on the classification; and displaying the classification for the one or more files on a computing device of a user.

Unmasking ransomware attacks

Techniques for implementing proactive data security operations for files using an analysis of access permission levels for the files are disclosed. In some embodiments, a computer system performs operations comprising: determining that data of a file includes sensitive information based on an analysis of the data using a data classification model; determining that access to the file is open using an access classification model; and based on the determination that the data of the file includes sensitive information and the determination that the access to the file is open, causing a notification to be displayed on a computing device of a user, the notification comprising an indication that the file includes sensitive information and that access to the file is open.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Mohit Gupta