Abnormal Engineering Stories, Episode #2: Future of ML Platform
Over the last three years building our ML-based cybersecurity products at Abnormal Security, I’ve benefitted enormously from discussions with colleagues in the ML space. This podcast aims to make some of those
July 7, 2021
Jeshua Bratman
Podcast: Building ML to Make Humans More Effective
It’s one thing to add machine learning and artificial intelligence features to an existing software platform. It’s quite another to build an entire company like Abnormal Security around machine learning technology, and
June 29, 2021
Jeshua Bratman
Introducing Abnormal Engineering Stories - Episode #1
As VP of Engineering here at Abnormal Security, I’ve had numerous conversations with our team, VCs, and external engineering leaders about the challenges of building and leading engineering teams. Building applied machine
June 9, 2021
Kevin Wang
Having Not Only Great Ideas, But Great Influence
If you’re a podcast fan and haven’t subscribed to Masters of Scale yet, I’d highly recommend it. Reid Hoffman, one of the most successful entrepreneurs and investors of our time — cofounder of LinkedIn,
May 27, 2021
Kevin Wang
Re-Scoring an ML Detection Engine on Past Attacks (part 2)
Check out Justin Young’s latest medium blog. Read the full blog below: This is the second of two posts on ML Re-scoring at Abnormal. If you haven’t read Part 1 yet, you may want
May 3, 2021
Abnormal Security
How you Should Design ML Engineering Projects
Analysis of ML engineering lifecycles, common pitfalls, and a copy-and-paste template you can use. Founding engineer and Head of ML at Abnormal Security, Jeshua Bratman wrote an article for Towards Data Science.
April 7, 2021
Jeshua Bratman
Re-Scoring an ML Detection Engine on Past Attacks (part 1)
Check Abnormal’s Head of Machine Learning Jeshua Bratman’s latest medium blog. Read the full blog below: Developing a machine learning product for cybersecurity comes with unique challenges. For a bit of background,
March 30, 2021
Jeshua Bratman
A Story of Debugging an Unexpectedly Slow SQL Query Powering our Dashboards
Abnormal Security’s James Yeh wrote this medium post here. Read the full story below. Background Abnormal has a data-driven culture that permeates the entire organization, from the engineering team to product, sales,
March 8, 2021
Abnormal Security
Graph of Models and Features
At the core of all Abnormal’s detection products sits a sophisticated web of prediction models. For any of these models to function we need deep and thoughtfully engineered features, careful modeling of
February 2, 2021
Jeshua Bratman
Scaling in a High-Growth Environment
At Abnormal, the problems we are trying to solve are not that much different than those being tackled by other organizations, including non-startups. What is unique to startups are the additional constraints
January 19, 2021
Michael Kralka
Stopping New Email Attacks with Data Augmentation and Rapidly-Training Models
Authors: Lei Xu and Jeshua Bratman On October 21st 2020, just two weeks before the US general election, many voters in Florida received threatening emails purportedly from the “Proud Boys”. See this Washington Post article on the
November 20, 2020
Lei Xu
Intelligent Signatures using Embeddings and K-Nearest-Neighbors
Authors: Vineet Edupuganti and Jeshua Bratman At Abnormal Security, one of our key objectives is to build a detection engine that can continuously adapt to a changing attack landscape. As such, we want to ensure
November 19, 2020
Vineet Edupuganti
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