Using Deep Neural Networks to Translate Multi-lingual Threat Intelligence
Priyanka Ranade, Sudip Mittal, Anupam Joshi, Karuna Joshi

TL;DR
This paper presents a neural network system designed to translate multilingual cybersecurity threat intelligence into English, addressing privacy concerns and terminology accuracy, thereby aiding analysts and automated defense systems.
Contribution
The authors develop a specialized neural translation system tailored for cybersecurity data, improving privacy and terminology accuracy over general translation engines.
Findings
System successfully translates Russian threat data into English
Generated translations enable better threat analysis and automated response
Pipeline produces RDF and vectorized representations for cybersecurity use
Abstract
The multilingual nature of the Internet increases complications in the cybersecurity community's ongoing efforts to strategically mine threat intelligence from OSINT data on the web. OSINT sources such as social media, blogs, and dark web vulnerability markets exist in diverse languages and hinder security analysts, who are unable to draw conclusions from intelligence in languages they don't understand. Although third party translation engines are growing stronger, they are unsuited for private security environments. First, sensitive intelligence is not a permitted input to third party engines due to privacy and confidentiality policies. In addition, third party engines produce generalized translations that tend to lack exclusive cybersecurity terminology. In this paper, we address these issues and describe our system that enables threat intelligence understanding across unfamiliar…
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