CPC H04L 63/1425 (2013.01) [H04L 63/1441 (2013.01)] | 19 Claims |
1. A method for anomaly interpretation and mitigation, comprising:
extracting an input feature vector from observation data indicating anomalous behavior of a connected device;
applying an isolation forest to the input feature vector, wherein the isolation forest includes a plurality of estimators, wherein each estimator is a decision tree, wherein an output of each estimator is a split-path of a plurality of split-paths, each split-path having a path-length and including name and a corresponding value for a respective output feature of a plurality of output features, wherein each output feature represents at least a portion of a description of why the observation was determined to indicate anomalous behavior;
generating a mapping object based on an application of the isolation forest to the feature vector, wherein the mapping object includes the plurality of split-paths;
removing a number of split-paths from the mapping object based at least in part on a predetermined ratio of a total number of the plurality of estimators;
determining additional context data determined from remaining split-paths; and
determining at least one mitigation action.
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