International Business Machines Corporation

Kyndryl, Inc.

Muhammed Fatih Bulut

Jinho Hwang

Sai Zeng

Maja Vukovic

Constantin Mircea Adam

Milton H Hernandez

Anup Kalia

Andrew Lewis Schirmer

Amy D Travis

Vugranam Chakravarthy Sreedhar

Jin Xiao

Shripad Nadgowda

James Edward Christensen

Ali Kanso

Lisa M Chavez

David S Marshak

William C Barlow

Rohit Madhukar Khandekar

Chen Lin

Raghav Batta

Steven Ocepek

Virginia Mayo

Naga A Ayachitula

Pritpal Arora

Richard Baxter Hull

Daniel S Riley

Hongtan Sun

Abdulhamid Adebowale Adebayo

Klaus Koenig

Virginia Mayo Policarpio

Kuntal Dey

Tamer E Abuelsaad

Anca Sailer

Arun Kumar

Tolga Oral

John Joseph Rofrano

Daby Mousse Sow

Robert Filepp

Srinivas Babu Tummalapenta

Karin Murthy

Braulio Gabriel Dumba

Jun Duan

Nerla Jean-Louis

Rinku Kanwar

Cindy J Mullen

Lilian Mathias Ngweta

Jonathan Richard Young

Jeffrey Edward Lammers

Xinli Wang

One or more systems, devices, computer program products and/or computer-implemented methods of use provided herein relate to compliance mapping, and more particularly to aggregated mapping of one or more sets of context-based compliance data with standard compliance data, such as from a target domain and one or more associate domains. A system can comprise a memory that stores computer executable components, and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory, wherein the computer executable components can comprise a mapping component that can map a compliance control for a target domain based on a model trained by an active learning process that incorporates a plurality of contexts representing relationships between entities and associate domain specific dependencies.

AI-assisted compliance mapping

One or more systems, devices, computer program products and/or computer-implemented methods provided herein relate to prioritization of attack techniques and cyber security events. According to an embodiment, an attack prioritization engine can receive security events, train an artificial intelligence model to rank respective cyber security events as a function of risk, and output a prioritization of security events to address. A mapping component can map asset vulnerabilities to attack techniques. A calculation component can calculate and aggregate scores for respective attack techniques. An attack surface component can extract features from the aggregation of scores to rank attack techniques and determine an attack surface. The mapping component can further map security events to the attack techniques.

Prioritization of attack techniques against an organization

Systems and methods are provided that integrate a machine-learning model, and more specifically, utilizing a platform as a service (PaaS) cloud to predict probability of success for an operator in an environment. An embodiment comprises a system having: a processor that executes computer executable components stored in memory, trained machine-learning model that predicts probability of success for deployment of an operator in an environment with a namespace of a platform as a service (PaaS) cloud, and a deployment component that receives a first operator and a first namespace and employs the trained machine-learning model to predict success of deployment of the first operator in a first environment.

Machine-learning model to predict probability of success of an operator in a PaaS cloud environment

Systems and techniques that facilitate automated health-check risk assessment of computing assets are provided that can generate a baseline health-check risk score that corresponds to non-compliance of a computing asset with a stipulated control, and can adjust the baseline health-check risk score based on a weakness factor of the stipulated control, an environmental factor of the computing asset, a criticality factor of the computing asset, and a maturity factor of the computing asset.

Automated health-check risk assessment of computing assets

A content generation method includes receiving a control document comprising one or more control clauses, identifying actionable content for the one or more control clauses, generating a programming language template for the one or more control clauses, identifying a closest existing control clause from a database for each of the one or more control clause, identifying a programming language implementation of the closest existing control clause, identifying similarities and differences between the programming language implementation and the generated programming language template, and annotating the programming language implementation for the closest existing control clause based on the identified similarities and differences. The method may additionally include determining whether a closest existing control clause exists, providing the generated programming language template to a user responsive to determining that a closest existing control clause does not exist, and receiving feedback from the user regarding the generated programming language template.

Compliance content generation

Embodiments relate to monitoring an information technology (IT) environment having a plurality of domains through key performance indicator (KPI) data. In response to detection of a technical health problem, a first KPI related to the problem is identified. A root cause analysis is performed on the identified KPI generating a knowledge graph. A second KPI related to the first KPI is identified through the discovery of a correlation between the two identified KPIs. A diagnosis is generated for the technical health problem within the IT environment based on the discovered hidden correlation between the first KPI and second KPI. The generated diagnosis includes the root cause of the technical health issue.

Root cause identification and analysis

A method for scheduling services in a computing environment includes receiving a service scheduling request corresponding to the computing environment and identifying a resource pool and a set of compliance requirements corresponding to the computing environment. The method continues by identifying target resources within the resource pool, wherein target resources are resources which meet the set of compliance requirements, and subsequently identifying a set of available target resources, wherein available target resources are target resources with scheduling availability. The method further includes analyzing the set of available target resources to determine a risk score for each available target resource and selecting one or more of the set of available target resources according to the determined risk scores. The method continues by scheduling a service corresponding to the service scheduling request on the selected one or more available target resources.

Compliance aware application scheduling

According to an embodiment, a computer-implemented method can comprise: inspecting, using a processor, a set of container images respectively associated with pods; identifying, using the processor, a first subset of the pods that contain a vulnerability; classifying, using the processor, the first subset of the pods as primary-infected pods; generating, using the processor, a first list of namespaces in which the primary-infected pods are deployed within a network; checking, using the processor, network policies in connection with the first list of namespaces to determine secondary-suspect pods that have ability to communicate with the primary-infected pods; generating, using the processor, a list of secondary-suspect namespaces in which the secondary-suspect pods are deployed within the network; identifying, using the processor, one or more secondary-suspect pods that communicated with one or more primary-infected pods; and generating, using the processor, a list of secondary-infected pods.

Context based risk assessment of a computing resource vulnerability

Systems, computer-implemented methods, and computer program products that facilitate vulnerability and attack technique association are provided. According to an embodiment, a system can comprise a memory that stores computer executable components and a processor that executes the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can comprise a map component that defines mappings between vulnerability data representing a vulnerability of a computing resource and attack data representing at least one attack technique. The computer executable components can further comprise an estimation component that analyzes the mappings to estimate a probability that the vulnerability will be exploited to attack the computing resource.

Vulnerability and attack technique association

Techniques regarding providing artificial intelligence problem descriptions are provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can comprise a system, which can comprise a memory that can store computer executable components. The system can also comprise a processor, operably coupled to the memory, and that can execute the computer executable components stored in the memory. The computer executable components can include, at least: a query component that generates key performance indicators from a query, determines a subset of key performance indicators that individually have a performance below a threshold, and maps the subset of key performance indicators to operational metrics; a learning component that generates, using artificial intelligence, problem descriptions from one or more of the subset of key performance indicators or the operational metrics and transmits the problem descriptions to a database.

Artificial intelligence based problem descriptions

Embodiments relate to a system, a program product, and a method to support a migration operation. Risk factors associated with a migration operation are assessed. The assessment includes assigning respective risk score values to the identified risk factors, assigning respective weight values to the identified risk factors, and calculating a composite risk score based on the assigned risk score values and the assigned weight values. At least one remediation action is recommended to reduce risk to the migration operation. The at least one recommended remediation action is implemented prior to execution of the migration operation. A migration plan incorporating the remediation action for the migration operation is generated. At least one machine learning (ML) model is employed in connection with (a) the subjecting of the identified risk factors to the assessment and/or (b) the recommending of at least one remediation action to reduce risk to the migration operation.

Migration risk assessment, recommendation, and implementation

Techniques for dynamic server groups that can be patched together using stream clustering algorithms, and learning components in order to reuse the repeatable patterns using machine learning are provided herein. In one example, in response to a first risk associated with a first server device, a risk assessment component patches a server group to mitigate a vulnerability of the first server device and a second server device, wherein the server group is comprised of the first server device and the second server device. Additionally, a monitoring component monitors data associated with a second risk to the server group to mitigate the second risk to the server group.

Dynamic re-composition of patch groups using stream clustering

Computer implemented reconstruction of compliance mapping due to an update in a regulation in the compliance mapping by a computing device includes comparing a first version of a regulation in the compliance mapping to a second, updated version of the first regulation. A change in the second version with respect to the first version is identified. The change may be an added control description, a deleted control description, or an updated control description. Upon determining that the change is an updated control description, the updated control description is analyzed to determine a type of update. The mapping of the regulation is reconstructed based on the change and, if the change is an updated control description, the type of update, using at least one of natural language processing and/or machine learning. The risk of the reconstructed mapping is assessed, and a service owner is notified about the risk of the changes.

Computer implemented live cross walks in compliance mappings in response to regulatory changes and assessing risks of changes

Techniques facilitating maintenance of tribal knowledge for accelerated compliance control deployment are provided. In one example, a system includes a memory that stores computer executable components and a processor that executes computer executable components stored in the memory, wherein the computer executable components include a knowledge base generation component that generates a knowledge graph corresponding to respective commitments created via tribal exchanges, the knowledge graph comprising a semantic level and an operational level; a semantic graph population component that populates the semantic level of the knowledge graph based on identified parties to the respective commitments; and an operational graph population component that populates the operational level of the knowledge graph based on tracked status changes associated with the respective commitments.

Maintaining tribal knowledge for accelerated compliance control deployment

Embodiments relate to a computer system, computer program product, and computer-implemented method to train a machine learning (ML) model using artificial intelligence to learn an association between (regulatory) compliance requirements and features of micro-service training datasets. The trained ML model is leveraged to determine the compliance requirements of a micro-service requiring classification. In an exemplary embodiment, once the micro-service has been classified with respect to applicable compliance requirements, the classified micro-service may be used as an additional micro-service training dataset to further train the ML model and thereby improve its performance.

Machine learning model for micro-service compliance requirements

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Muhammed Fatih Bulut