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Building a successful audit analytics program is like climbing a staircase. The staircase is a set of steps that consist of several items having increasing levels of maturity. The staircase steps not only help you build your program, but enable …… Continue reading The Analytic Staircase for Auditors
Although gamification has been widely adopted within enterprises for recruiting, project management and customer engagement, the trend has yet to be widely accepted in cybersecurity. However, many concepts used in game design have the potential to sign… Continue reading Security Analytics: Using Game Design to Improve Visualization and Insights
I just read an article on virtual reality (VR) in cyber security and how VR can be used in a SOC. Image taken from original post The post basically says that VR helps the SOC be less of an expensive room you have to operate by letting a company take th… Continue reading Virtual Reality in Cyber Security
I’ve got virtual circuits on the mind lately. There are a myriad of tools out there that I could pick up to satisfy this compulsion. But the one I’m reaching for is Minecraft. I know what you’re thinking… a lot of people think Minecraft is getting long in the tooth. But chances are you never tried some of the really incredible things Minecraft can do when it comes to understanding logic structures. This goes way beyond simple circuits and easily hops back and forth over the divide between hardware logic and software logic.
Circuit simulation is a …read more
Continue reading Minecraft and Forge: Try This Amazing Way to Visualize Logic
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth that times the frame rate. Matroid, a computer vision startup launching out of stealth today, enables anyone to take advantage of the information inherently embedded in video. You can build your own detector within the company’s intuitive, non-technical, web platform to detect people and most other objects. Reza Zadeh, founder… Read More Continue reading Matroid can watch videos and detect anything within them
Since 2013, The Associated Press has been making an intentional effort to put data in the hands of local reporters. In the last few years, this meant assisting with Freedom of Information Act requests and putting a team of four engineers to work … Continue reading The Associated Press’ plan to put hyperlocal data in the hands of reporters
Data visualization has been done — we have publicly traded, interactive, real-time and heck even artificially intelligent companies promising data visualization. But despite all the noise, Portland-based Reflect is making a go of it in the space, opening up its public beta today. By putting developers first and letting them integrate and customize visualizations in their own… Read More Continue reading Reflect drops public beta to power developer-first data visualization
Finding a product that is everything you want isn’t always possible. Making your own that checks off all those boxes can be. [Peter Clough] took the latter route and built a small Bluetooth speaker with an LED visualization display that he calls Magic Box.
A beefy 20W, 4Ohm speaker was screwed to the lid of a wooden box converted to the purpose. [Clough] cut a clear plastic sheet to the dimensions of the box, notching it 2cm from the edge to glue what would become the sound reactive neopixel strip into place — made possible by an electret microphone amplifier. …read more
Continue reading Bluetooth Speaker With Neopixel Visual Display!
Making the abstract more visceral. Continue reading This Colorful Visualization Shows Bitcoin Is Reaching Its Limit
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