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Zone Model And Scoring

PardhuVarma Konduru edited this page Jul 6, 2026 · 1 revision

Zone Model & Behavioral Scoring Engine (BSE)

Every tracked process is continuously assigned to one of three execution zones based on its smoothed Behavioral Risk Score (S<sub>t</sub> / EMA score). A zone transition — not an individual syscall — is the fundamental unit of analysis.

Dimensions

The composite score is a weighted sum across six behavioral dimensions:

Index Dimension Weight Source
0 KB_DIM_PROCESS 20% fork/exec/exit lineage
1 KB_DIM_SYSCALL 25% windowed syscall-distribution entropy
2 KB_DIM_PRIVILEGE 20% UID/GID/capability transitions
3 KB_DIM_FILE 10% sensitive file access
4 KB_DIM_NETWORK 10% connect/bind activity
5 KB_DIM_MEMORY 15% RWX / anon+exec mappings, W^X violations

Every non-terminal containment action is designed to be reversible if the process's score normalizes.

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