Inendi Inspector

INENDI Inspector
	Screenshot of INENDI Inspector main window
Developer(s)	ENSAM
Stable release	4.9.8 / May 18, 2022; 2 years ago
Written in	C++
Operating system	Linux, Microsoft Windows
Platform	x86-64
Size	516 MB
Type	Data analysis, Plotting, Cybersecurity
License	MIT
Website	gitlab.com/inendi/inspector

INENDI Inspector is an open source visualization software intended to interactively explore large amounts of structured data to find anomalies and weak signals^[1].

Description

Supported data visualizations includes parallel coordinates, scatter plots and series.

Current data ingest plugins allows to import data from

Files (CSV/Text)
Databases (SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Elasticsearch)
Network packet captures (Pcap).

A correlation engine allows to conduct a multidimensional analysis across different datasets.

A Python API is also available to automate various aspect of the analysis.

Multiple CPU and GPU are supported if available.

History

French startup Picviz Labs was created in July 2010^[2] to edit its software Picviz Inspector.

In April 2015, ESI Group acquired Picviz Labs assets^[3] and relaunched Picviz Inspector as INENDI Inspector^[4].

In May 2022, ESI Group in collaboration with ENSAM released the software under the MIT open source license^[5].

Awards

Version 3.0, presented at Les Assises de la cybersécurité won the 2012 innovation prize^[6]^[7].

France Cybersecurity Label was awarded during the 2017 Forum on Cybersecurity (FIC)^[8]^[9].

Thales Group presenting INENDI Inspector to French interior minister Christophe Castaner during the FIC 2020

References

External links

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[1] "The cybercrime process : an overview of scientific challenges and methods, International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications (IJACSA)" (in en). https://thesai.org/Downloads/Volume4No12/Paper_11-The_cybercrime_process_an_overview_of_scientific_challenges_and_methods.pdf.

[2] "Picviz Labs" (in fr). https://societeinfo.com/app/recherche/etablissement/52388028400014.

[3] "ESI Group to acquire the assets of Picviz Labs" (in en). https://www.esi-group.com/news/esi-group-to-acquire-the-assets-of-picviz-labs-specialist-in-big-data-based-predictive-analysis-through-advanced-visualization.

[4] "Cyber Security and Big Data Analytics tool Picviz Inspector Relaunches as INENDI Inspector" (in en). https://www.globalsecuritymag.fr/Cyber-Security-and-Big-Data,20160126,59181.html.

[5] "ESI Group, in collaboration with ENSAM, deploys in open source its "Inspector" software" (in en). https://www.esi-group.com/news/esi-group-in-collaboration-with-ensam-deploys-in-open-source-its-inspector-software.

[6] "Les Assises - Innovation Prize Laureates" (in en). https://en.lesassisesdelacybersecurite.com/Startups-village/Innovation-Prize.

[7] "Prix de l’Innovation des Assises 2012 : Picviz Labs récompensé" (in fr). https://www.globalsecuritymag.fr/Prix-de-l-Innovation-des-Assises,20120618,30876.html.

[8] "ESI INENDI Ensures the Cybersecurity of Industrial Networks, Integrating IoT & Machine Learning Technologies" (in en). https://www.esi-group.com/news/esi-inendi-ensures-the-cybersecurity-of-industrial-networks-integrating-iot-machine-learning-technologies.

[9] "Label France Cybersecurity 2018 catalog" (in en). https://www.francecybersecurity.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/FCS_Catalogue_2018_web.pdf.

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