Tag Archives: Cybercrime

How Graphs Power OpenSanctions: The 5-Minute Interview with Friedrich Lindenberg

By Angela Zimmerman
August 10, 2022 11 mins read

OpenSanctions is the brainchild of Friedrich Lindenberg. It uses graph technology to analyze different datasets to identify significant individuals around the globe – like politicians, their associates, and other persons of interest – giving investigators, businesses, journalists, and technologists an essential open source tool to optimize their work.

Explore:  civic tech • Connected Data • Cybercrime • graph database • graph technology • Interview • OpenSanctions

Graphs for Cybersecurity: Introduction

By Enzo
April 29, 2022 5 mins read

Cyberattacks had been on the rise for years. Learn how to defend against cybercrimes with modern graph technology.

Explore:  COVID • cyber threat • cyberattack • Cybercrime • cybersecurity • data security • graph database • graphs • Security

Neo4j in the News – Winter Edition: Neo4j Growth, Big Data, and Cybercrime

By Enzo
January 19, 2022 4 mins read

Check out some of the news articles where Neo4j is mentioned in Q4 2021, covering topics from Neo4j’s growth to big data and cybersecurity.

Explore:  ai • Big Data • Cybercrime • cybersecurity • graph data platform • graph technology • knowledge graphs • neo4j • news • Pandora Papers

Graph Technology: Shining a light on organisational risk

By Digital Forensics Magazine - December 2, 2021

Explore:  Cybercrime • cybersecurity • fraud detection • Investigative Technology • Organizational Risk