Project Overview
We designed an AI-first security platform that leverages machine learning and data analytics to detect anomalies, monitor network activity, and protect against cyber threats. The solution combines ML threat detection, UEBA (user & entity behavior analytics), and a zero-trust model for identity and access management.
Objectives
Build an intelligent security system that:
- Analyzes network traffic in real time,
- Uses ML to predict and detect attacks,
- Provides UEBA for behavioral insights,
- Surfaces actionable recommendations for admins,
- Supports compliance with GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001.
Deliverables
- Anomaly detection module across network & system events,
- UEBA engine for user/entity behavior analytics,
- API integrations with SIEM (Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel),
- Incident dashboard with auditable logs,
- Deployment methodology and governance model.
Tech & Capabilities
- Machine Learning for threat classification & prediction,
- UEBA for user/entity behavior analytics,
- Cloud-native architecture (Kubernetes + Sentinel integration),
- Zero-trust security (RBAC/ABAC, encryption, audit logs),
- Observability via Elastic Stack, Grafana, alerting.
The platform blends AI, cyber defense, and digital trust to meet modern regulatory and resilience demands.
LEXANTE Advisory Role
- Risk assessment and needs analysis,
- Development of ML detection models,
- Implementation of the UEBA module,
- Integrations with existing SIEM/SOC,
- UX/UI for security dashboards,
- Pilot deployment, testing & training.
Project Partners
- Internal IT/Sec team – requirements & validation,
- External security experts – pen-testing & red-teaming,
- University partner – cyber methodology consulting.
Outcomes
- −55% MTTR (faster incident response),
- +65% detection accuracy vs. rule-only SIEM,
- Stronger compliance with NIS2, GDPR, ISO 27001,
- Higher trust from clients and regulators.
Publications
- Internal case study on AI in cybersecurity,
- White paper: “AI-first Threat Detection & UEBA”,
- Peer-review article for a cybersecurity journal (in review).
