2015 Software/Services R&D 100 Award Winner
The amount of data streaming from cyber security appliances and logs is staggering. The number of raw data points is best measured in the millions of events per day, even for modestly sized institutions. Security analysts are trained to seek out and identify patterns that represent cyber threats hidden inside the massive data streams. Unfortunately, the velocity and volume of the streams are such that even large teams of analysts are typically forced into forensic mode, analyzing the data well after a compromise has occurred. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Champion Technology Co. Inc.’s CHAMPION (Columnar Hierarchical Auto-associative Memory Processing in Ontological Networks) advanced reasoning software system revolutionizes the detection of cyber threats. Behavior-based patterns are derived by combining subject matter expertise and knowledge of analysts with company-specific historical data, which allows security analysts to detect threats in near-real-time. Domain- and company-specific data programmed into the system for each specific user company makes the system domain agnostic.
Technology
Advanced reasoning software
Advanced reasoning software
Award Year
2015
Organization
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Dept. of Energy)
Champion Technology Co. Inc.
Developers
Rick Berg, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Alex Gibson, Champion Technology Company Inc.
Frank Greitzer, PsyberAnalytix LLC
Shawn Hampton, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (Principal Investigator)
Ryan Hohimer, Champion Technology Company Inc. (Principal Investigator)
Peter Neorr, Champion Technology Company Inc.
Patrick Paulson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Katya Pomiak, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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