Create a powerful diagram so Niddel can impress and inform information security executives

Niddel

Niddel is a company that provides advanced automated information security monitoring SaaS offering. In particular we automate a currently human-intensive task called "threat hunting" that currently requires hard to find, expensive and talented people to perform. The target audience is composed of Information Security Managers and CIOs from medium and large enterprises.

More reference information can be found at the following URLs:

http://www.niddel.com/blog/niddel-n…telligence
https://conf.splunk.com/sessions/20…tml#search
https://twitter.com/NiddelCorp

This graphic will be included firstly into our data sheet (see attached text content) which also provides a decent description of what we do. There will be a follow up contest to design the data sheet as well, and the winner of this contest will probably be well positioned to win that one as well.

The main focus here is to show how our system is able to simplify a security analyst's workload dramatically. The diagram shows all the different data sources the system is able to process automatically using patented and innovative machine learning technology, and apply in an automated fashion the same sort of decision making a qualified human would perform to determine if the company's network has been breach by malware (virus, trojan) or attacker (hacker) or not.

Currently, companies not using Niddel require humans to perform manual searches and explorations of this different data sets to obtain the same benefits, and this is simply untenable.

We have provided a very ugly rough idea of what the diagram is supposed to communicate as a PNG image.

One thing that bears explaining is that the blue human figure on the right is there to symbolize the customer analyst. We have this visual concept of our machine learning acting effectively as an "army of robot analysts" that are helping our customers' security teams do their jobs, which we simbolized as the grayed out figures with the Niddel logo behind it. We think this is rather strong imagery that might even be used by itself on banners and other collateral, so if you can expand on that and also generate a separate output with it that would be awesome.

Please also take a look at the contest we used to establish our brand identity and logo for more information and guidelines: https://99designs.com.br/brand-iden…16/entries