Abstract: Techniques and architecture are described for converting tree structured data such as, for example, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data, into multiple feature vectors to train multiple instance learning (MIL) models for providing cybersecurity in networks. In particular, a data set is provided, wherein the data set comprises a sample configured as a hierarchal tree. The sample is converted into a set of path and value pairs, e.g., flattened into a set of path and value pairs, where the path is a sequence of field names and array indices encoding a position of a value. Each path and value pair of the set of path and value pairs is converted into a respective feature vector to form a set of feature vectors. The set of feature vectors is used to train a multiple instance learning (MIL) model, wherein each feature vector has a same, fixed length.

Abstract: Techniques for identifying malicious actors across datasets of different origin. The techniques may include receiving input data indicative of network interactions between entities and modalities. Based at least in part on the input data, a maliciousness score associated with a first entity may be determined. In some instances, a value of the maliciousness score may be partially based on a number of the modalities that are interacting with the first entity and also interacting with one or more malicious entities. The techniques may further include determining whether the value of the maliciousness score exceeds a threshold value and, based at least in part on the value of the maliciousness score exceeding the threshold value, a request may be made to identify the first entity as a new malicious entity.