Securing the Super Bowl at CBS Interactive
summary
CBS Interactive migrates the Super Bowl streaming pipeline to AWS, serves ~100 million unique viewers, and layers Darktrace sensors (OS hosts feeding V sensors) plus VPC traffic mirroring to get container‑level visibility. An unsupervised machine learning model builds per‑property baselines, surfaces anomalies, and executes autonomous response actions; reported effects include catching subtle multi‑month cloud exfiltration, stopping an unusual Tesla‑linked data leak, and reducing human triage by ~92% while enabling live‑event scale and rapid incident playback.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:25The Evolving Threat Landscape
- 1:56What's Missing from Cloud Security?
- 3:51Asymmetry of Attacks
- 11:18Challenges: Visibility
- 18:30Start with the foundation
- 20:41Live Event-Driven Streaming
- 22:06Super Bowl Vendor Supply Chain
- 22:56Connectivity
- 24:11The Bigger Picture
- 25:07Future Threats
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