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Very nice presentation. Well done!

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Very nice presentation. Well done!

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Thanks!

We are planning 3 or 4 more tutorial videos like this before we move on to the next phase of our research project.

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Very well done. Graphics work better for most people interacting with complex objects, IMO.

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Yeah! But too much graphics distract the analyst from their mission.

For example, see this post and video:

Space Scene Graphics are Distracting to the Cybersecurity Analyst

Through a few days of experimenting with space scene graphics, I found that these graphics (spaceships, distant nebulas and galaxies, etc.), while beautiful, quickly distract from pattern recognition, analysis and anomaly detection.

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Collaborator and Cyberspace Pilot Richard Zuech just published his second video tutorial on our cyberspace / cybersecurity visualization app in development, user testing and just plain having fun doing this project! In this video tutorial and blog post Rich introduces and explains a number of our concepts related to our virtualized cyberspace construct.

Blog Post:

Hunting Anomalous Bots and An Introduction to Cyber-Objects – LIVE from Cyberspace !

ENJOY!

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