Hey guys,

I am an information security consultant and have been for about 9 years now. As a consultant conducting security assessments for high profile clients, it is often a challenge making sense of raw security data generated by various tools and applications. Security Analysis and Data Visualization is an attempt to solve this seemingly multifaceted Gordian knot.

The book consists of 4 parts and 7 chapters. It examines end to end security analysis flow by following the Capture -> Process -> Visualize -> Govern path model. It is highly interactive with 38 major case studies and is released under the GNU Free Documentation License.I hope it becomes a valuable reference for you. A copy can be downloaded here

http://inverse.com.ng/sadv/Security_Analysis_and_Data_Visualization.pdf

As we also know, reporting is a major component of any security assessment consulting engagement. To this end, I have made available a sample report called the Open Source Security Assessment Report - OSSAR currently in its second version (first version was 0.5). It's also released under the GNU FDL. You can download it here:

http://inverse.com.ng/ossar/ossar_v1.0.pdf

Cheers