Robert Gove

About Robert Gove

Robert is Lead Data Visualization Scientist at Two Six Labs. He is interested in designing UIs and visualizations to answer deep analytical questions, and using machine learning and statistics to enhance analysts' capabilities. Recently he has worked on several projects developing novel algorithms and UIs for large-scale graph visualization. Robert has published numerous peer-reviewed papers in visualization and cyber security. He holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, and two Bachelor of Science degrees in Computer Science and Applied Math from UNC Greensboro.

Entries by Robert Gove

6 Ways to Visualize Graphs

09.06.2017 /0 Comments/in Analytics, Data Visualization /by Robert Gove

Graph datasets are everywhere, and whether you call them graphs or networks, visualizing them is a challenging problem. In some sense, graph visualizations take an n-dimensional dataset and visualize it in two dimensions. (Or three dimensions, but that’s a debate for another day.) It might seem like we are losing a lot of information, but […]

V3SPA: An Open Source Tool for Visually Analyzing and Diffing SELinux/SE for Android Security Policies

12.16.2016 /0 Comments/in Data Science /by Robert Gove

SELinux and SE for Android can be a crucial part of securing a system, but the size and complexity of SELinux security policies make them challenging for security policy administrators to develop and maintain security policies. For example, the sesearch utility shows 94,420 allow rules in the 20141203 version of the Tresys reference policy. To address these challenges, we […]