We are pleased to announce a new release of FlowMatrix version that supports Application Behavior Analysis in addition to our original NBA. This feature allows you to profile groups of applications to detect application level security events For more information visit FlowMatrix page

The AKMA Labs web site provides you with different advanced utilities, white papers and technical information related to our applied research in the form of practical implementations in the areas of Soft computing (expert systems, fuzzy systems, neural networks etc.) as well in some other areas of interest to us. Most of the utilities are available in binary form free of charge, individual license is presented to you before download of each particular utility.

We currently offer these software:

FlowMatrix is Network Behavioral Analysis (NBA) System, which in fully automatic mode constantly monitors your network using NetFlow records from your routers and other network devices in order to identify relevant anomalous security and network events. After initial period of learning (5-7 days) FlowMatrix builds multidimensional behavioral models of your network and later uses them to detect relevant anomalous security and network events. FlowMatrix provides very short response time of 1 minute so you can know about anomaly right when it begins to happen.

Please check FlowMatrix page for more information.

Network Simulator tool allows you to perform network bandwidth and delay simulation (simulate slow/congested links between nodes) on any connection from your computer to any remote node (on the local LAN or remote over Internet). The most useful feature of this utility is that you can install it on your workstation on which you are performing development or testing and create delay simulation profile such that delay would only apply to connections according to your filter criteria (source and destination IP addresses, source and destination ports and protocols).

Please check Network Simulator page for more information.

Z1 Monitor is Experimental Advanced Performance Monitoring utility with ability to model complex interdependencies between multiple monitored variables and monitoring result (combined meaning of all those variables that you monitor). It is experimental because some of the concepts used could be controversial and could potentially be hard for user to understand and/or use inpractice in their current implementation.

Please check Z1 Monitor page for more information.