Piyush Mathur

For use cases like preventing fraud and evaluating network security, you can represent highly connected data as a graph. Performing analytics over these graphs allows you to discover new information, like who the threat actors are and where the security risks might be.

A security graph represents assets that you want to protect and the relationships between these assets and roles within your organization, such as computer networks, telecommunications networks, distribution routes, payment systems, and other parts of your IT infrastructure. In this builders’ session, model these assets, use relationships in your data to consider how different dimensions of...