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From system logs, an UEBA system gathers data on user & entity activity. It analyzes the data using powerful analytical tools and creates a baseline of user activity patterns. To detect abnormal activity, UEBA continually analyzes entity activities and compared it to baseline performance for the same or related entities. Base lining is essential for an UEBA system since it allows for the detection of possible attacks. The UEBA system generates a risk rating and evaluates if variations are allowed by combining the preset baseline with present user activity. When the risk score reaches a particular level, the system sends a real-time warning to security experts.

Sandbox analysis identifies malware by running the code in a secure and protected environment and observing its activities and outcomes. Conventional security methods are reactive and rely on signature detection, which looks for similarities in well-known malware. Sandboxes offer an extra degree of protection by only detecting well-known threats. Aside from that, even if a basic security defense relies on AI or machine learning, these protections are always as good as the algorithms driving them; therefore sophisticated malware detection is required.