Category: DataVis
Everything filed under DataVis.
A Wish for Snow in Spring
Sadly, that's not a modern story. It's an adapted quote from chapter 4 (pp. 97-98, paperback) of The Ghost Map , by Steven Johnson , a book on the cholera epidemic of…
π, Awareness, DataVis, VAST 2013, Moar data! & GReader Machinations
Far too many interesting bits to spam on Twitter individually but each is worth getting the word out…
Visualizing Risky Words — Part 4 (D3 Word Trees)
This is a fourth post in my Visualizing Risky Words series. You'll need to read starting from that link for context if you're just jumping in…
Visualizing Risky Words — Part 3
The DST changeover in the US has made today a fairly strange one, especially when combined with a very busy non-computing day yesterday. That strangeness manifest as a need to take the D3 heatmap idea mentioned in the previous post and…
Visualizing Risky Words — Part 2
This is a follow-up to my Visualizing Risky Words post. You'll need to read that for context if you're just jumping in now. Full R code for the generated images (which are pretty large) is at the…
Visualizing Risky Words
Inspired by a post by @bfist who created the following word cloud in Ruby from VZ RISK INTSUM posts (visit the link or select the visualization to go to the…
Follow up/Resources :: GRC-T18 – Data Analysis and Visualization for Security Professionals #RSAC
Many thanks to all who attended the talk @jayjacobs & I gave at RSA on Tuesday, February 26, 2013. It was really great to be able to talk to so many of you afterwards as…
R/netintel : Cross-check APT-1's IP list with AlienVault Reputation DB (+ some graphs/analysis)
Here's a quick example of couple additional ways to use the netintel R package I've been tinkering with. This could easily be done on the command line with other tools, but if you're already doing scripting/analysis with R, this provides a…
Happy Valentine's Day @mrshrbrmstr!
Happy Valentine's Day @mrshrbrmstr! — rud.is blog archive
Visualizing Malicious Clusters & Outliers
So, I've had some quick, consecutive blog posts around this R package I'm working on, and this one is more of an answer to my own, self-identified question of " so what ?". As I was working on an importer for AlienValut's IP reputation…