Abstract: A graphical toolbar user interface is rendered and has one or more menu items. Each menu item has one or more visual identifier to distinguish the menu item from other of the menu items. At least one menu item has one or more submenu items. The submenu item has one or more visual identifiers of the corresponding menu item to distinguish the submenu item from submenu items corresponding to other of the menu items.

Abstract: A system for network security transparently occupies an observation port on the data stream, passing the entire range of network information to a dedicated interpreter. The interpreter resolves the data stream into individual data packets, which are then assembled into reconstructed network sessions according to parameters such as protocol type, source and destination addresses, source and destination ports, sequence numbers and other variables. The different types of sessions may include the traffic of many different types of users, such as e-mail, streaming video, voice-over-Internet and others. The system detects and stores the sessions into a database. A parser module may extract only the minimum information needed to reconstruct individual sessions. A backend interface permits a systems administrator to interrogate the forensic record of the network for maintenance, security and other purposes.

Abstract: A graphical toolbar user interface is rendered and has one or more menu items. Each menu item has one or more visual identifier to distinguish the menu item from other of the menu items. At least one menu item has one or more submenu items. The submenu item has one or more visual identifiers of the corresponding menu item to distinguish the submenu item from submenu items corresponding to other of the menu items.