What is process classification?
Process classification is a proven way to improve key activities in an organization. It is based on the method of artificial intelligence, and more specifically on machine learning. It makes it possible to categorize any running processes or programs and analyze them in terms of security, productivity and connection to the industry. The solution extracts process data based on the actual content and assigns the appropriate category to it.
Classification of processes in practice
Process and application classification has a growing number of practical applications. It optimizes processes and, through automation, streamlines the activities of IT administrators. It can be used equally to ensure more effective data protection in an organization, but also to increase the efficiency of employees’ operations. The classifier carefully analyzes the processes and applications used by users and checks whether their category is productive. By monitoring activity, it determines whether the actions they take are effective and in line with their responsibilities. In addition, through accurate analysis, it automatically detects potential threats, thus enabling a faster response to an impending attack and safeguarding the organization against intentional or accidental data leaks.
Classification of processes in the eAuditor system
Process classification is an effective tool in IT infrastructure and security management systems. In the eAuditor system, it supports key processes and automates employee activities. It accurately monitors user activity by inspecting and analyzing every process or program that runs. Automatically, based on the actual content, it assigns one of 12 categories to it, and tells whether it is productive and secure. The BTC classifier, compared to other solutions, is distinguished by its speed of operation; processes are classified in a very short time, taking more data than with the standard approach. Importantly, the database of classified processes is constantly expanding.
BTC Process Classification – step by step
