All the Data That’s Fit to Visualize: What the New York Times teaches us about visualization.

Talk by Raffael Marty:

With the ever-growing amount of data collected in IT environments, we need new methods and tools to deal with them. Event and Log Analysis is becoming one of the main tools for analysts to investigate and comprehend the state of their networks, hosts, applications, and business processes. Recent developments, such as regulatory compliance and an increased focus on insider threat have increased the demand for analytical tools to help in the process. Visualization is offering a new, more effective, and simpler approach to data analysis. To date, security visualization, has mostly failed to deliver effective tools and methods. This presentation will show what the New York Times has to teach us about effective visualizations. Visualization for the masses and not visualization for the experts. Insider Threat, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC), and Perimeter Threat all require effective visualization methods and they are right in front of us – in the newspaper.

One Response to “All the Data That’s Fit to Visualize: What the New York Times teaches us about visualization.”

  1. Raffy » Blog Archive » All the Data That’s Fit to Visualize - SOURCE Boston 2008 Says:

    [...] start my presentation, I showed a little video about security visualization (see [...]

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