InterSec: An interaction system for network security applications

Nunnally, Troy; Uluagac, A. Selcuk; Beyah, Raheem

doi:10.1109/icc.2015.7249464

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“…In network security, several researchers have focused on integrating visualization. Nunnally et al [16] introduced a visualization module called NAVSEC. It was designed to assist users as a recommender system to investigate experts' interactions to identify attacks with 3D network security visualization tools.…”

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confidence: 99%

Interactive Web-Based Visual Analysis on Network Traffic Data

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Network traffic data analysis is important for securing our computing environment and data. However, analyzing network traffic data requires tremendous effort because of the complexity of continuously changing network traffic patterns. To assist the user in better understanding and analyzing the network traffic data, an interactive web-based visualization system is designed using multiple coordinated views, supporting a rich set of user interactions. For advancing the capability of analyzing network traffic data, feature extraction is considered along with uncertainty quantification to help the user make precise analyses. The system allows the user to perform a continuous visual analysis by requesting incrementally new subsets of data with updated visual representation. Case studies have been performed to determine the effectiveness of the system. The results from the case studies support that the system is well designed to understand network traffic data by identifying abnormal network traffic patterns.

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Interactive Web-Based Visual Analysis on Network Traffic Data

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“…Majority of HCIs used in cybersecurity applications are the so-called Windows, Icons, Menus and a Pointer (WIMP) interfaces that utilise traditional keyboard, mouse and desktop setup [17]. Nunnally et al [18] developed a tool called InterSec, an interaction system prototype for interacting with a complex 3D network security visualisations using gestures. InterSec uses Kinect, Leap Motion and multi-touch sensors as input devices, and provides a system for handling gestures, tailored specifically to cybersecurity that would allow both the reduction of interactions to detect and identify network attacks.…”

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Utilisation of Embodied Agents in the Design of Smart Human–Computer Interfaces—A Case Study in Cyberspace Event Visualisation Control

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The goal of the research reported here was to investigate whether the design methodology utilising embodied agents can be applied to produce a multi-modal human–computer interface for cyberspace events visualisation control. This methodology requires that the designed system structure be defined in terms of cooperating agents having well-defined internal components exhibiting specified behaviours. System activities are defined in terms of finite state machines and behaviours parameterised by transition functions. In the investigated case the multi-modal interface is a component of the Operational Centre which is a part of the National Cybersecurity Platform. Embodied agents have been successfully used in the design of robotic systems. However robots operate in physical environments, while cyberspace events visualisation involves cyberspace, thus the applied design methodology required a different definition of the environment. It had to encompass the physical environment in which the operator acts and the computer screen where the results of those actions are presented. Smart human–computer interaction (HCI) is a time-aware, dynamic process in which two parties communicate via different modalities, e.g., voice, gesture, eye movement. The use of computer vision and machine intelligence techniques are essential when the human is carrying an exhausting and concentration demanding activity. The main role of this interface is to support security analysts and operators controlling visualisation of cyberspace events like incidents or cyber attacks especially when manipulating graphical information. Visualisation control modalities include visual gesture- and voice-based commands.

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“…Prototyp interaktywnego narzędzia InterSec [34] do trójwymiarowej wizualizacji zawiera "naturalny" interfejs użytkownika, umożliwiający sterowanie wizualizacją za pomocą gestów. Danymi wejściowymi dla systemu rozpoznawania gestów są odczyty z czujników Kinect i LEAP Motion oraz ekranu wielodotykowego.…”

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Agent Structure of Multimodal User Interface to the National Cybersecurity Platform – Part 2

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Zezwala się na korzystanie z artykułu na warunkach licencji Creative Commons Uznanie autorstwa 3.0 1. Wprowadzenie 1.1. Wielomodalny interfejs człowiek-komputer Prace badawcze poświęcone wielomodalnym interfejsom człowiek-komputer są prowadzone od ponad 40 lat [37]. Celem tych badań jest opracowanie metod i technik interakcji ludzi z komputerem w pełni wykorzystujących sposoby naturalnej komunikacji i interakcji człowieka z otoczeniem. Interfejsy wielomodalne charakteryzują się dwiema podstawowymi cechami: łączą wiele typów danych oraz przetwarzają te dane w czasie rzeczywistym przy określonych ograniczeniach czasowych [10]. System "Put-That-There" [3] opracowany w MIT (USA) jest powszechnie uważany za pierwszy praktyczny pokaz możliwości, jakie daje wielomodalny interfejs. W systemie tym były łączone dwa rodzaje wejść: głosowe oraz gesty, które umożliwiały użytkownikowi siedzącemu na krześle naturalną

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InterSec: An interaction system for network security applications

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Interactive Web-Based Visual Analysis on Network Traffic Data

Interactive Web-Based Visual Analysis on Network Traffic Data

Utilisation of Embodied Agents in the Design of Smart Human–Computer Interfaces—A Case Study in Cyberspace Event Visualisation Control

Agent Structure of Multimodal User Interface to the National Cybersecurity Platform – Part 2

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