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| Subject: | Re: Tools to Visualize Security Data |
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| Date: | Sun, 11 Dec 2005 02:29:48 -0500 |
I am trying to collect a list of tools and methods that people are using to visualize security data. What tools are people using? Anything? Or is everyone still working with textual representations?
Has anyone used afterglow (afterglow.sourceforge.net) and has come up with some neat ways of visualizing data? Maybe some really cool way of representing a certain type of log file?
Cheers, Byron
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