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Fraud is becoming increasingly difficult to discover and prevent as fraudsters are increasingly employing complex techniques and advanced technologies to perpetrate fraud. Who Are Today's Fraudsters? Today, fraudsters are organized in groups, possess synthetic or manufactured... read more

You already have all the reasons you should attend GraphConnect Europe and now you know who the top 10 presenters will be, but now it's time for the easiest selling point of all: the bottom-to-top agenda of all the keynotes, presentations and lightning talks you can attend at Europe's graph... read more

Mapping object models to the Neo4j graph in languages such as Java and Groovy may be immensely convenient when developing your application, but has the danger of obfuscating the power of Neo4j. With the recently released GORM for Neo4j 6.1 at OCI, the home of the core Grails team, we built a... read more

Editor's Note: This presentation was given by Miha Žagar at GraphConnect Europe in April 2016. Here's a quick review of what he covered: Using ants to develop an efficient task delegation model What the delegation system looks like under the hood Why Neo4j? – What we’re going to... read more

No matter the size or scope of your graph database, it's vital to maintain secure control of your data and to keep a record of security events. Starting in Neo4j 3.1 and all future releases, users will have increased control over database query management (with particular emphasis on admin... read more

Welcome to this week in Neo4j where we round up what’s been happening in the world of graph databases in the last 7 days. Featured Community Members: Ashley Sun and Rob Schoening Ashley Sun and Rob Schoening This week’s featured community members are part... read more