TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to cybersecurity, and more specifically, to peer risk benchmarking using generalized adversarial networks.

BACKGROUND

In the field of cybersecurity, peer benchmarking refers to the comparing of an enterprise to other similar enterprises in order to make decisions, such as whether to upgrade, modify, or expand infrastructure components. Since much of a network's infrastructure can go unnoticed by end users, it can be difficult to justify making purchases to change the network in the absence of glaring performance issues. Thus, potential issues may often be identified by benchmarking a network against the networks of peers in order to bring awareness to the shortcomings of the benchmarked network. However, due to privacy concerns and other limitations, organizations are frequently unable to identify and obtain the data necessary to perform peer benchmarking.

