Financial Services & Neo4j: Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is of critical importance to financial services firms. IT organizations must mitigate cybersecurity risk, both in terms of external access to the infrastructure and in understanding how a malware infection or attack can move across a particular network. These… Learn More →
Financial Services & Neo4j: Identity & Access Management
Within the IT organization of any financial services enterprise, identity and entitlements management must be managed to minimize risk. Over time, the centralized entitlements structure – whether represented in Active Directory or an LDAP directory – grows in such a… Learn More →
Financial Services & Neo4j: Network & IT Infrastructure Monitoring
Discovering, capturing and making sense of complex interdependencies is central to managing IT infrastructure more effectively, and it is also a critical part of running the businesses IT serves. Whether it’s optimizing a network or an application infrastructure, managing change… Learn More →
Financial Services & Neo4j: Anti-Money Laundering
Reducing the risk of money laundering presents a similar challenge to that of fraud detection when it comes to today’s financial services landscape. Firms need to know where funds come from and where they are headed, but criminals use indirection… Learn More →
Financial Services & Neo4j: Fraud Detection
Identifying and stopping fraudulent activity is harder than ever for financial services organizations. Standard anti-fraud technologies — such as a deviation from normal purchasing patterns — use discrete data. This is useful for catching individual criminals acting alone, but discrete… Learn More →
Financial Services & Neo4j: Data Lineage & Metadata Management
Regulatory compliance requires financial services firms to have visibility into data lineage, information and process flows. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), for example, requires public firms to understand who has access to what data, what data resides in which systems, and… Learn More →
Financial Services & Neo4j: Financial Asset Graphs
In today’s regulatory environment, financial services firms are beginning to experience the impact of graph databases across a number of functions ranging from fighting financial crimes, preventing and responding to cyber threats and ensuring regulatory compliance. Meanwhile, as the continuous… Learn More →
Forrester Research: How Monsanto Harnesses Connected Data Using Neo4j
Tomorrow’s enterprises won’t just leverage their data, but the relationships between data points in order to get and stay ahead of the competition. However, these enterprises need a database purpose-built for handling relationships – and it must work alongside existing… Learn More →
Bloor Research Publishes Vendor-Neutral Analysis of Neo4j
There are a million technologies competing for your attention, and sometimes it’s hard to weed out the marketing fluff from real product talk. That’s why we’ve decided to take a moment, step out of the way, and give you access… Learn More →
How Will Graph Technology Propel the Internet of Things? [Virtual Panel]
The Internet of Things (IoT) is undoubtedly one of the greatest growing tides in technology today. The IoT sector is set to revolutionize everything from home appliances and self-driving cars to building management and smart farming. And while consumer-oriented IoT… Learn More →
Top 5 Reasons to Attend GraphConnect 2014
GraphConnect is just around the corner, and time is running out to register! With the conference in sight, Utpal Bhatt, Vice President of Marketing for Neo Technology, gave us his top five reasons to attend the world’s only conference on… Learn More →
Recommend or Perish
Written by Neo Technology’s Vice President of Marketing, Utpal Bhatt. “Recommend or Perish” should be the new maxim for companies selling products or services online. It has been said many times before that in this brave new flat world, where… Learn More →
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