Introduction of Cybersecurity AI Dataset
summary
KISA builds a Cybersecurity AI Dataset consisting of 3 petabytes and roughly 800 million samples covering malware and incident files, plus follow‑up application and CVE profiling sets. Models retrained on this data show concrete gains: manual analysis time drops >70% for a game publisher, detection accuracy rises from 82% to 93% and response time falls from 20 to 5 minutes for government monitoring, and an email phishing detector reports true‑positive lift (83% to 292.6%) with false positives down 224 → 68.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:23Need for AI in cybersecurity
- 5:20Developing the AI dataset
- 9:59Best practices and cooperation
- 12:57Case studies and results
- 22:23Conclusion and future work
- 24:44Challenges and Q&A
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