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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Dustin Webber Creates Network Security Monitoring with Siri

Posted on 11:43 AM by Unknown
Dustin Webber just posted a really cool video called Network Security Monitoring with Siri. He shows how he uses his iPhone 4S and SiriProxy to interact with his Snorby Network Security Monitoring platform.

The following screenshot shows Dustin asking "Can you show me what the last severity medium event was?" and Siri answering.



Later he asks Siri to tell him about "incident 15":



Near the end Dustin asks Siri if she likes Network Security Monitoring:



This is just about the coolest thing I've seen all year. Ten years ago I thought it was cool to listen to Festival read Sguil events out loud -- now Dustin shows how to interact with a NSM platform by voice command. Amazing!

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