Visualization and interactive analysis can help network administrators and security analysts
analyze the network flow and log data. The complexity of such an analysis requires a …

In this work, we present VAFLE, an interactive network security visualization prototype for the
analysis of firewall log events. Keeping it simple yet effective for analysts, we provide …

Current tools for forensic analysis require many hours to understand novel attacks, causing
reports to be terse and untimely. We apply visual filtering and tagging of flows in a novel way …

The complexity and throughput of computer networks are rapidly increasing as a result of the
proliferation of interconnected devices, data-driven applications, and remote working …

This paper describes a web-based visualization system designed for network security
analysts at the US Army Research Laboratory (ARL). Our goal is to provide visual support to …

Plentiful, complex, and dynamic data make understanding the state of an enterprise network
difficult. Although visualization can help analysts understand baseline behaviors in network …

With the development of the Internet and organizational intranets, it has become an
increasingly critical and difficult task to monitor large and complex networks-indispensable …

Network communication has become indispensable in business, education, and
government. With the pervasive role of the Internet as a means of sharing information across …

Despite the best efforts of cyber security analysts, networked computing assets are routinely
compromised, resulting in the loss of intellectual property, the disclosure of state secrets …

The time-based network traffic visualizer combines low-level, textual detail with multiple
visualizations of the larger context to help users construct a security event's big picture. TNV …