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Neo4j and Google Distributed Cloud: Bringing Graph Technology to Air-Gapped Environments

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Date Published
Author
Guhan Sivaji
Word Count
1,069
Company Posts That Month
15
Language
English
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No
Summary

Neo4j has partnered with Google Cloud to bring graph technology to air-gapped environments, featuring an air-gapped marketplace where Neo4j can be deployed without external connectivity. This collaboration enables enterprises to use advanced graph database workloads while maintaining complete security and isolation, addressing challenges in secure, air-gapped environments. By running Neo4j on Google Distributed Cloud, organizations can gain access to powerful graph analytics capabilities for fraud detection, risk assessment, and identity verification without exposing sensitive data to external networks. The deployment process is streamlined, taking just a few clicks, and customers can customize their configuration before deploying Neo4j Enterprise Edition. This partnership marks a significant step toward enabling secure, high-performance graph analytics in fully isolated environments.

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