Neo4j: Device tracking in practice - From idea to production

The Workshop is hosting our meetup at the end of this month. They will share a real-world use case of Neo4j, a powerful open-source graph database.

Abstract
Fraud is expensive for businesses worldwide. Fraudsters are now using more sophisticated and dynamic methods for credit card, money laundering and other types of fraud. One way to combat this is to track and link suspicious customers that come to your online website, gateway or marketplace using device tracking. You can then automatically decide whether to allow those customers' transactions or deny them, based on different risk factors.

Join this meetup to learn how The Workshop built a device tracking and fraud detection application using Neo4j. They'll discuss what device tracking is, how they used it to develop a fraud detection application, and why they chose the Neo4j graph database to do the job.

About the speakers

• Miguel Yepes: Senior Agile Software Engineer at The Workshop
• Aleksandar Y: Product Manager at The Workshop

Level

• Beginner