ARCANNA Explained Part II – Probable Root Cause Determination
In this second article regarding ARCANNA we will take a look at how the probable root cause determination is done. ARCANNA is an open-source, Elasticsearch plugin which is capable of determining with increasing accuracy the probable root cause of issues.
ARCANNA Explained Part I – Event clustering
ARCANNA is an open source Elasticsearch plugin which analyzes the events collected from across the infrastructure to determine the probable root cause of issues. The plugin is made up of 3 modules and in this article we will analyze the first module which helps reduce the number of false-positive alerts: event clustering
Intelscale – Threat intelligence at scale
With the cybersecurity landscape becoming increasingly complex and dynamic, moving away from a reactive approach to a proactive is critical. Intelscale is an open and scalable threat intelligence solution which enables you to gain insights into cyber attacks and provide faster mitigation.
Elastic Common Schema – talking the same data language
By combining the Elastic Stack together with neural networks we created an automated process for root cause determination which we called ARCANNA (Automated Root Cause Analysis Neural Network Assisted). ARCANNA was created as an open source Elastic plugin which is easy to install and configure.
ARCANNA – Full-stack Automated Root Cause Analysis
By combining the Elastic Stack together with neural networks we created an automated process for root cause determination which we called ARCANNA (Automated Root Cause Analysis Neural Network Assisted). ARCANNA was created as an open source Elastic plugin which is easy to install and configure.
ARCANNA – Why we need an automated process of root cause determination
IT infrastructure and operations teams are finding themselves in a continuous cycle of integrating new devices, services, applications all of which are interconnecting and depending on each other to function properly. From a monitoring perspective this leads to numerous alerts and false positives as a result of the failure of a single device
Brute Force Attack Prevention
Brute force attacks are among the most used weapons that hackers use to gain control over user or admin accounts and perform disruptive actions. The concept is simple: the attacker tries to guess the password by trying various combinations of characters and the most commonly used passwords.
AIOps Vs RPA
Now with both RPA and AIOps in the IT landscape I see a lot of confusion around them. Are they the same thing? If not, how are they different? Can they be used together in your infrastructure?