AI-Powered Anomaly Detection
Advanced behavioral anomaly detection using transformer models trained on device data. Built on research from Drexel University and Harvard University, our technology provides unprecedented accuracy in identifying and neutralizing modern cyber threats.
Get StartedAdvanced behavioral analysis of network traffic patterns to detect malicious activities and anomalous communications in real-time environments.
Advanced behavioral analysis using system call sequences to detect malicious patterns and anomalous activities in real-time.
Machine learning models that can identify previously unseen malware variants through behavioral pattern recognition.
Conference: Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'25)
Authors: J. Carter, S. Mancoridis, P. Protopapas
Novel approach using BERT architecture trained on system call embeddings for behavioral malware detection, achieving superior accuracy compared to traditional sequence-based methods.
Conference: Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'24)
Authors: J. Carter, S. Mancoridis, P. Protopapas, E. Galinkin
Advanced language model classifier approach for behavioral malware detection using system call embeddings and transformer architectures.
Conference: Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'24)
Authors: J. Carter, S. Mancoridis, P. Protopapas, E. Galinkin
Innovative use of GANs for data augmentation in IoT malware detection, addressing the challenge of limited training data in cybersecurity applications.
Auerbach Berger Endowed Chair in Cybersecurity and Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at Drexel University's College of Computing & Informatics.
Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Toronto
Software security, reverse engineering, autonomic computing, software design and architecture, genetic algorithms, and behavioral malware detection. Author of over 100 refereed technical publications.
National Science Foundation's CAREER Award (1998), Outstanding Researcher Award from Drexel's College of Engineering (2008)
Co-author of multiple HICSS papers on behavioral malware detection, including sysBERT (2025), language model classifiers (2024), and IoT malware data augmentation using GANs (2024).
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