Understanding cyber security requires a solid understanding of connections – between devices, IPs, people, events. Detangling these complex connections enables us to pinpoint evolving threats and uncover the insight needed to maintain stronger perimeters.
One company that understands the power of network visualisation is CyberFlow Analytics. Last month they joined us for a webinar explaining the modern cyber threat, and how they have used KeyLines to communicate complex analytics. Watch a recording
KeyLines v2.5.1
The latest version of KeyLines, released last month, gives you more flexibility than ever to customize your charts. Take a look at our blog post for details »
If you are an active KeyLines developer and didn’t make last month’s developer forum, just let your account manager know – they will be happy to share a recording of the session with you.
Updates you might have missed
Our recent blog posts and white papers that might have passed you by:
- Neo4j 2.2 – what a KeyLines developer needs to know Read more »
- Getting Started with KeyLines for a Neo4j Graph Database (updated) Read more »
- Visualizing Bitcoin Activity – a look at transactions in KeyLines Read more »
- Getting Started with KeyLines for a Titan Graph Database (updated) Read more »
- 5 mistakes you probably make in your front-end JavaScript Read more »
Come meet us
The KeyLines team will be out and about, speaking to as many data visualization enthusiasts as possible during the month of April. Come and meet us if you can:
- 07 April – Seattle, US – SeaVis Meetup
- 15 April – London, UK – Advanced Data Visualisation Meetup
- 15 April – Boston, US – GraphDB Boston
- 23 April – Toronto, Canada – GraphTO
- 26 – 28 April – Boston, US – Big Data Tech Conference
You can stay updated on all our upcoming events and Meetups over here.
Best wishes
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