FloCon 2016 Archive
• Presentation
Artifacts from the program of FloCon 2016 (January 11-14, 2016 in Daytona Beach, Florida).
Publisher
Software Engineering Institute
Abstract
FloCon 2016 showcased next-generation analytic techniques and was geared toward operational analysts, tool developers, researchers, and others interested in applying the latest analytics against large volumes of traffic.
This archive includes:
- Achieving a Secure and Resilient Cyber Ecosystem: A Way Ahead (Keynote), Dr. Peter M. Fonash
- A Meaningful Metric for IPv4 Addresses, Leigh B. Metcalf
- Better Reporting Guidelines for Better Data, Christopher Washington and Brian Allen
- Capturing and Processing One Million Network Flows Per Second with SiLK: Challenges and Strategies, Robert W. Techentin, David R. Holmes, James C. Nelms, and Barry K. Gilbert
- Command and Control Mechanism Trends in Exploit Kits, RATs, APTs, and Other Malware, Mark Mager
- Detecting Traffic to Recently Unparked Domains with Analysis Pipeline, Daniel Ruef
- Distributed Sensor Data Contextualization at Scale for Threat Intelligence Analysis, Jason Trost
- Gosh Wow, Volusia Networks!, Brian Whiting
- Graph Analysis Techniques for Network Flow Records Using Open Cyber Ontology Group (OCOG) Format, Robert W. Techentin, David R. Holmes, James C. Nelms, and Barry K. Gilbert
- Intelligence Driven Malware Analysis (IDMA) Malicious Profiling, Casey Kahsen
- Making the Most of a Lot [of Data]: Netflow in US-CERT Operations, Chad Hein
- Merging Network Configuration and Network Traffic Data in ISP-Level Analyses, Timothy J. Shimeall
- Minimizing the Gaps with Bro, GRR, and Elk (Brogrrelk), David Zito
- Monitoring and Classification of Active IPv6 Addresses, David Plonka
- Netflow Analysis - Intrusion Detection, Protection, and Usage Reporting, Jonzy Jones
- Netflow in Daily Information Security Operations, Mike Pochan
- Network Monitoring and Deceptive Defenses, Michael Collins and Brian Satira
- Network Security Analytics, HPC Platforms, Hadoop, and Graphs... Oh, My, Aaron Bossert
- Network Traffic Analysis - SiLK, Paul Krystosek and Matthew Heckathorn
- New DNS Traffic Analysis Techniques to Identify Global Internet Threats, Dhia Mahjoub and Thomas Mathew
- Planning Curricula for the Network Traffic Analyst of 2018-2020, Timothy J. Shimeall
- Role Model Transformations for Flow Analysis in Cyberdefense, John Gerth
- Situational Awareness Threat Report (SATR), Stacie Green and Casey Kahsen
- Suricata Tutorial, Victor Julien and Eric Leblond
- Towards 100 Gbit Flow-Based Network Monitoring, Luca Deri and Alfredo Cardigliano
- Using Domain Name Registrant Information to Identify Malicious Domains, Mark Langston
- FloCon 2016 Sponsorship Opportunities (Brochure)
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