Behavioral Analysis of Network Traffic to Detect Intruders

I'm providing this video as an introduction to some of the work I have done on network traffic analysis as a means to detect intruders in real time. It is a forensic analysis of network traffic in real time that detects intruders using proprietary statistical traffic analysis methods that I developed. There's some aspects of my work on predictive statistical models in this work. And a real time, automated intruder defense capability as well.

Unfortunately, I can't describe how the system operates. That is proprietary information. I can say that it uses an approach that detects specific network activities that should either not be present or violate baseline patterns of behavior. All this is done on a per connection basis and does not affect transmission speeds.

I'll let you imagine how this system works once you've seen the video.

Here's the video.

Relationship Between Carbon Dioxide Concentration and Global Temperature

For a bit of drama, I produced a short movie to show the relationship between global carbon dioxide concentration and average world wide temperature. Data obtained from NOAA.

I was surprised how close the relationship is between the two measures. It is rare that two measures correlate so closely. 

Here's an updated version of the video.