Neo4j Blog

You’ve probably heard of the Panama Papers and the Pandora Papers, but you may not be familiar with OpenSanctions... yet. OpenSanctions is the brainchild of Friedrich Lindenberg. It uses graph technology to analyze different datasets to identify significant individuals around the globe... read more

Brandon Richards – APAC General Manager, based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Daniel Ng – Vice President of APAC, based in Singapore, are two of Neo4j’s most visible nodes. They sat down with Disruptive Tech Asia to talk about the current state of graphs, and what they see on the... read more

In today’s blog, I am going to talk about Viasat's Compass. In addition to being a technical product owner, I also manage the CIO Office at Viasat and am responsible for digital transformation. Before I dive in, I’ll share a little background on my graph journey. I studied biomedical... read more

Summer is the perfect time to relax in the shade and enjoy inspiring talks about graphs from GraphConnect! We've just published the developer and data science presentations with business cases and in-depth tech talks. Don't hesitate to take a look; a sign-in is required. As you plan for the Fall,... read more

“Graphs are just really beautiful to look at. The structure of them is almost crystalline sometimes. Seeing knowledge and abstract concepts turned into something you can look at is exciting to me,” says Brandon Campbell, Ontologist & Graph Architect at Northrop Grumman. We caught... read more

Note: This blog post is an extract from the Graphs for Cybersecurity white paper by Dave Voutila, Gal Bello, Tara Jana, and Deb Cameron. Cyberattacks had been on the rise for years, with nation state threat actors and foreign hacking collectives joining in, devoting more time and resources... read more