\chapter{Tools and Categorization of Relevant Aspects}

The first section of this chapter focuses on the various tools, their technical insights and their relative tests or usage examples, used in the field of security data visualizations. The chapter provide an overview of the different tools, developed both in research and non-research contexts, available for security data visualization, which will lead to the discussion of theirs strengths and weaknesses.
%The chapter will also discuss the various testing methods used to evaluate the effectiveness of security data visualizations, including user testing and performance testing. The chapter will also provide a discussion of the different evaluation metrics used to assess the performance of visualizations, including accuracy, speed, and user satisfaction.

The second section of the chapter instead aims to categorize and identify the various aspects of security data visualizations that are relevant to this thesis. In the chapter the various aspects will be presented divided into categories such as types of data, format of data, types of visualizations, and other different categorization.


\section{Tools}
\input{chapters/Tools/GraphViz}
\input{chapters/Tools/Rumint}
\input{chapters/Tools/Tulip}
\input{chapters/Tools/Gephi}
\input{chapters/Tools/CodePulse}
\input{chapters/Tools/PixelCarpet}
\input{chapters/Tools/LDF}
\input{chapters/Tools/NetCapVis}
\input{chapters/Tools/RopMate}
\input{chapters/Tools/RedEye}
\input{chapters/Tools/Vulnus}
\input{chapters/Tools/Crumbs}
\input{chapters/Tools/Sage}
\input{chapters/Tools/Vulnex}
\section{Unavailable Tools}
In this section, briefly mentioned are the various tools encountered during the research that are not available or have not been manually analyzed for different reasons.
\input{chapters/Tools/Unavailable_list}
\input{chapters/ToolsComparison}
\input{chapters/GeneralPractiotioners}