Real-Time Outlier Connections Detection in Databases Network Traffic
Leonid Rodniansky, Tania Butovsky, Mikhail Shpak

TL;DR
This paper presents a real-time, non-intrusive method for detecting outlier database connections using generalized security rules and machine learning, applicable across various database types to enhance proactive security.
Contribution
It introduces a novel real-time outlier detection approach that is non-intrusive, database-agnostic, and capable of proactive access control with minimized false positives.
Findings
Effective detection of outlier connections demonstrated in real-world scenarios
Proactive control of database access before connection establishment
Maintains high response speed with low false positive rate
Abstract
The article describes a practical method for detecting outlier database connections in real-time. Outlier connections are detected with a specified level of confidence. The method is based on generalized security rules and a simple but effective real-time machine learning mechanism. The described method is non-intrusive to the database and does not depend on the type of database. The method is used to proactively control access even before database connection is established, minimize false positives, and maintain the required response speed to detected database connection outliers. The capabilities of the system are demonstrated with several examples of outliers in real-world scenarios.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNetwork Security and Intrusion Detection · Anomaly Detection Techniques and Applications · Network Packet Processing and Optimization
