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Cybersecurity company HUMAN introduces a new feature for its HUMAN Application Protection service called HUMAN Sightline. The new Sightline enables users to defend their SaaS applications with detailed analyses of attacker activities and to track changes in bot behavior. This feature is available as a component of Account Takeover Defense, Scraping Defense, and Transaction Abuse Defense at no additional cost.<\/p>\n
Human is a malicious traffic analytics and bot blocking solution that enables analysts to understand what bots and humans are doing and also block them.<\/p>\n
According to the Human Sightlines announcement:<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cCustomers have long asked us to provide advanced anomaly reporting\u2014or, in other words, to mark anomalies that represent distinct attacks. But when we started down that path, we realized that simply labeling spikes would not provide the information that customers really need\u2026<\/p>\n \u2026We built a secondary detection engine using purpose-built AI that analyzes all the malicious traffic in aggregate after the initial block or allow decision is made. This engine compares every automated request to every other current and past request in order to construct and track \u201cattack profiles,\u201d groups of requests thought to be from the same attacker based on their characteristics and actions.<\/p>\n Beyond visibility, secondary detection allows HUMAN\u2019s detection to adapt and learn to the attacker\u2019s changing behavior. Now that we can monitor individual profiles over time, the system can react to their specific adaptation, which allows us to continue to track and block the attacker. The number of signatures used by the system for each profile increases over time, and this information is surfaced in the portal.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n