Instructor-Led Workshop
Traditional cybersecurity methods include creating barriers around your infrastructure to protect it from intruders. However, as enterprises continue to digitally transform, they’re faced with a proliferation of devices, more sophisticated cybersecurity attacks, and an incredibly vast network of data to protect—which means new cybersecurity methodologies must be explored. An alternative approach is to address cybersecurity as a data science problem: Aim to better understand all the users and activities across your network so that you can identify which transactions are typical and which are potentially nefarious.
The NVIDIA Morpheus AI framework lets cybersecurity developers and practitioners harness the power of GPU computing to implement cybersecurity solutions that perform on a scale never before possible. With Morpheus, cybersecurity developers can create optimized AI pipelines for filtering, processing, and classifying large volumes of real-time data. Bringing a new level of information security to data centers, Morpheus enables dynamic protection, real-time telemetry, and adaptive defenses for detecting and remediating cybersecurity threats.
By participating in this workshop, you’ll:
Introduction (15 mins) |
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An Overview of the NVIDIA Morpheus AI Framework (30 mins) |
Explore the fundamental mechanics and tools involved in successfully training deep neural networks:
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Morpheus Pipeline Construction (45 minutes) |
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Inference in Morpheus Pipelines (45 minutes) |
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Case Study: AI-Based Machine Logs Parsing at Splunk (30 mins) |
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Digital Fingerprinting Pipeline (45 mins) |
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Time Series Analysis (45 mins) |
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Case Study: Cybersecurity Flyaway Kit at Booz Allen Hamilton (30 mins) |
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Assessment 1: Test Your Understanding (45 mins) |
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Assessment 2: Practical Demonstration (45 mins) |
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Wrap Up (15 mins) |
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Start of workshop: 9:00 am. Breaks will be allocated by the instructor, including one hour for lunch. Workshop finishes by 5:30 pm.
Duration: 8 hours
Prerequisites:
Technologies: NVIDIA Morpheus, NVIDIA Triton Inference Server, RAPIDS™, CLX, Helm, Kubernetes
Assessment Type: Skills-based coding assessments evaluate students’ ability to build end-to-end Morpheus cybersecurity pipelines. Multiple-choice questions test students’ understanding of the Morpheus-related concepts presented in the workshop.
Certificate: Upon successful completion of the assessment, participants will receive an NVIDIA DLI certificate to recognize their subject matter competency and support professional career growth.
Hardware Requirements: Laptop computer capable of running the latest version of Chrome or Firefox. Each participant will be provided with dedicated access to a fully configured, GPU-accelerated workstation in the cloud.
Language: English