GraphAware Blog - Network Analysis

Reimagining Intelligence Visualisation: An Inside Look at Action Boards with GraphAware CEO & Head of Product

30 Aug 2024 by Michal Bachman, Miro Marchi · 8 min read Hume GraphAware Network Analysis Graph Visualization

In July, we released GraphAware Hume 2.24. It introduced the world to a new method of advanced intelligence visualisation – thanks to the capability of creating customisable Dashboards with Action Boards. They allow users to have a unified view of information from within the graph and from external sources. This capability allows users to integrate information from external sources or view information that may only be allowed to query on the fly.

The Importance of Connected Data Analytics in Modern Military Operations

29 Jul 2024 by Gabriel T. · 4 min read Hume GraphAware Network Analysis Military Intelligence

The contemporary military operational environment demands rapid, accurate, and efficient information processing to maintain national and international security. This post highlights the crucial role of emerging technologies, like graph technology, in transforming military intelligence operations. We’ll explore the advantages of using GraphAware Hume in military intelligence analysis, emphasizing its impact on processing speed, accuracy, scalability, and integration with other advanced tools like graph database (Neo4j) and large language models (LLMs).

Network Analysis in Criminal Intelligence

10 Feb 2023 by Ondrej Peterka · 2 min read Hume Criminal Intelligence Law Enforcement Network Analysis

Networks are all around us, both locally and globally, and are becoming increasingly complex. The prevalence of networks has led to the widespread use of network analysis tools. While criminal network analysis is still a novel concept, there has been a growing interest in recent years as law enforcement agencies adopt cutting-edge graph-based tools to solve crimes.Graph network analysis are an underutilised intelligence toolGraphs can provide valuable insights for intelligence analysts. They allow for a graph visualization of relationships between individuals and groups, the detection of criminal patterns, and early identification of potential threats.