Lacework Inc.

Fortinet, Inc.

Samuel Joseph Pullara, Iii

Vikram Kapoor

Yijou Chen

Murat Bog

Sanjay Kalra

Harish Kumar Bharat Singh

Rakesh Sachdeva

Activities within a network environment are monitored (e.g., using agents). At least a portion of the monitored activities are used to generate a logical graph model. The generated logical graph model is used to determine an anomaly. The detected anomaly is recorded and can be used to generate an alert.

Detecting anomalies in a network environment

An illustrative method includes determining that a first user login session and a second user login session have a parent-child relationship that indicates that a particular user is associated with both the first and second user login sessions and linking first user login activity performed during the first user login session and second user login activity performed during the second user login session to the user.

Tracking of user login sessions

Using graph-based models to identify anomalies in a network environment

An agent executes in user space on a machine and monitors for network connections. In response to detecting an initiation of a network connection, data associated with a process associated with the network connection is collected, e.g., by the agent. At least a portion of the collected process data is reported to an external node. The reported information can be used to detect anomalies in a network environment.

Using network connections to monitor a data center

Using graph-based models to identify datacenter anomalies

First information associated with a first user login activity is received, as is second information associated with a second user login activity. A determination is made, using the received first and second information, that the first user login activity and second user login activity have a parent-child relationship. The first user login activity and the second user login activity are linked to at least one user and a process.

Extended user session tracking

An agent executes in user space on a machine and monitors for network connections. In response to detecting an initiation of a network connection, data associated with a process associated with the network connection is collected, e.g., by the agent. At least a portion of the collected process data is reported to an external node. The reported information is used to detect anomalies in a network environment.

Using agents in a data center to monitor for network connections

Using agents in a data center to monitor network connections

Network activity data is received, for example, from a set of agents reporting collectively information about a set of hosts. The received network activity data is used to identify a user login activity. A logical graph that links the user login activity to at least one user and at least one process is generated.

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Los Altos, CA, United States of America

Samuel Joseph Pullara, Iii