► Prototype for US Air Force Research Lab

Cyber SPK is the first Inter-Host Intrusion Prevention System (IHIPS). It provides multi-host behavioral containment for robust protection against zero-day host attacks. Cyber SPK can accurately evaluate unknown code executing on a host by employing advanced behavioral analysis techniques and inter-host data mining.

Cyber SPK can detect and prevent zero-day attacks without requiring human intervention by intercepting data access, control, permissions and network-related activities, and correlating process actions based on their real-time behaviors. If malicious behavior is detected, the process is blocked and terminated before it can carry out all of its actions. Then, information regarding either suspicious activity or an actual malicious attack is forwarded to the Cyber SPK Central Threat Repository (CTR) for use in inter-host data mining.

Cyber SPK’s unique inter-host data mining process results in both the correlation of data from other hosts (and third party Network Intrusion Prevention Systems/NIPS resources) that may indicate a malicious attack is imminent, and the identification of other hosts that are at risk. Cyber SPK host agents are then notified and instructed to take appropriate defensive measures to repel the identified attack—automatically.

Cyber SPK can be scaled beyond an individual network to provide a broader spectrum of host protection through Inter-Network Data Mining – the collection and analysis of cyber threat data from multiple networks protected by Cyber SPK.