FloCon 2015 Archive
• Presentation
Artifacts from the program of FloCon 2015 (January 12-15, 2015 in Portland, Oregon).
Publisher
Software Engineering Institute
Abstract
At FloCon 2015, participants discussed the art of network analysis and how to make it more formal, rigorous, reliable, well-grounded, or repeatable. Participants also discussed academic advances in novel analytics and the operationalization and automation of well-known techniques.
This archive includes:
- Advances in Semantically Augmented Flow Data for Dynamic Impact Assessment, Response Selection, and Alert Prioritization, Nik Kinkel, Harris T. Lin, and Chris Strasburg
- Approaching Intelligent Analysis for Attribution and Tracking the Lifecycle of Threats, Timur D. Snoke
- Creating Preventive Digital Forensics Systems to Proactively Resolve Computer Security Incidents in Organizations, Jesus Ramirez Pichardo and Jesus Vazquez Gomez
- Discrete Mathematical Approaches to Traffic Graph Analysis, Cliff Joslyn, Wendy Cowley, Emilie Hogan, and Bryan Olsen
- Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana (ELK), Dwight S. Beaver and Sean Hutchison
- Encounter Complexes For Clustering Network Flow, Leigh B. Metcalf
- Enterprise Data Storage and Analysis on Apache Spark, Tim Barr
- Finding a Needle in a PCAP, Emily Sarneso
- Flow Storage Revisited: Is It Time to Re-Architect Flow Storage and Processing Systems?, John McHugh
- Graph Based Role Mining Techniques for Cyber Security, Kiri Oler and Sutanay Choudhury
- Increasing the Insight from Network Flows--Connecting Science to Operational Reality, Grant Babb
- Indicator Expansion with Analysis Pipeline, Daniel Ruef
- Locality: A Semi-Formal Flow Dimension, John Gerth
- Modeling the Active and Idle Durations of Network Hosts, Soumyo D. Moitra
- Monitoring Virtual Networks, George Warnagiris
- Network Flow Analysis at SCinet, Eric Dull and Steven Reinhardt
- Network Flow Analysis in Information Security Strategy, Timothy J. Shimeall
- Semantic Representations of Network Flow: A Proposed Standard with the What, the Why, and the How, Eric Dull, Rachel Kartch, and Robert Techentin
- SSH Compromise Detection Using NetFlow/IPFIX, Rick Hofstede and Luuk Hendriks
- StreamWorks – A System for Real-Time Graph Pattern Matching on Network Traffic, George Chin, Sutanay Choudhury, and Khushbu Agarwal
- Toa: A Web-Based NetFlow Data Network Monitoring System, José R. Ortiz Ubarri, Humberto Ortiz-Zuazaga, Eric Santos, Albert Maldonado, and Jhensen Grullon
- Using Vantage to Manage Complex Sensor Networks, Michael Collins
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