3D Tool beta Video
The following video is a demonstration of Tenable's latest 3D Tool Beta, visualizing network topology and security events:
The 3D Tool reads data from SecurityCenter and allows you to present it in an interactive visual console. For more information see Ron Gula's post to the Nessus Discussion Portal titled "3D Tool Creation and Walk-Through" (Login required). The 3D Tool beta works with SecurityCenter 4 and can be used to visualize Nessus information and topologies, passively discovered vulnerabilities and communications with the Passive Vulnerability Scanner and any series of connections or events from intrusion detection, firewall, netflow and other sources normalized by the Log Correlation Engine.
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