Agentic Correlation Engine: Dynamic Incident Generation Based on Knowledge Graphs
Rashmi Singh, Abhishek Kumar, Keshav Ranjan
Problems Identified (5)
Alert Fatigue: Network security monitoring systems generate thousands of granular alerts that create operational bottlenecks and obscure critical root causes.
Rigid Rule Correlation: Traditional rule-based correlation engines fail to combine disjointed alerts into coherent incident narratives.
Abnormality Detection Before Impact: AIOps in network security aims to detect firewall ecosystem abnormalities before they affect business continuity.
Alert Fatigue: Network security monitoring systems generate thousands of granular alerts that create operational bottlenecks and obscure critical root causes.
Rigid Rule Correlation: Traditional rule-based correlation engines fail to combine disjointed alerts into coherent incident narratives.
Proposed Solutions (5)
Agentic Correlation Engine: The paper proposes an Agentic Correlation Engine that replaces manual rule logic with dynamic graph-based agentic reasoning.
LLM Dependency Graph Construction: The methodology autonomously builds high-fidelity Logical Dependency Graphs from unstructured technical documentation using LLMs.
Dual-Strategy Alert Clustering: The system clusters alerts vertically through causal chains and horizontally through peer similarity.
Hybrid Graph Confidence Scoring: The architecture validates theoretical graph relationships against real alert sequencing using statistical cross-correlation and topological dominance.
Agentic Correlation Engine: The paper proposes an Agentic Correlation Engine that replaces manual rule logic with dynamic graph-based agentic reasoning.
Results (3)
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Research Domain
AIOps network security incident correlation