Palantir Technologies Inc.

Nikhil Seetharaman

Gautam Punukollu

Elliot Colquhoun

Brandon Helms

Morten Kromann

Raj Krishnan

Andrew Eggleton

Tareq Alkhatib

Ankit Shankar

Samuel Jones

Thomas Mathew

Dayang Shi

Alexandra Serenhov

Cem Zorlular

Ranec Highet

Jeffrey Tsui

Xiao Tang

Darren Zhao

Simon Vahr

Carl Ambroselli

Sriram Krishnan

Brian Keohane

Abhishek Agarwal

Daniel Kelly

Shi Dayang

A method, performed by one or more processors, including: receiving one or more event records; generating, using the one or more event records, an event descriptor object descriptive of one or more events occurring in a networked system, wherein the event descriptor object comprises a plurality of event properties; receiving one or more entity records; generating, using the one or more entity records, an entity descriptor object descriptive of one or more entities relevant to the security of the networked system, wherein the entity descriptor object comprises a plurality of entity properties; incorporating, into an object graph, the event descriptor object and the entity descriptor object; and associating, in the object graph, the event descriptor object with the entity descriptor object using at least one of the plurality of event properties and at least one of the plurality of entity properties.

System event detection system and method

A method, apparatus, and computer program are disclosed. The method may be performed by one or more processors and may comprise receiving first data representing an infrastructure of a computer network, the first data comprising an indication of hosts which form at least part of the computer network and one or more software resources on respective hosts. The method may also comprise receiving second data from a vulnerability scanning software, the second data comprising an indication of one or more vulnerabilities detected in the one or more software resources provided on at least some of the hosts of the computer network. Using a combination of the first data and the second data, output data may be generated representing a risk profile of the computer network infrastructure, the output data indicating one or more subsets of hosts, determined as being at risk of being affected by the detected vulnerabilities by virtue of the software resources they provide for output on a user interface.

Detection of vulnerabilities in a computer network

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Nikhil Seetharaman