Graphistry 2.26.1: GPU graph investigations with RAPIDS/BlazingSQL, Neo4j, custom pivots, and more!

Posted by Graphistry Staff on November 23, 2019

Release 2.26.1 features substantial GPU computing upgrades and significantly improves the investigation experience for Neo4j and workflow automation.  It’s so big that we’ll be posting multiple tutorials over the next few weeks on how to use some of the bigger features. For now, read one for an overview!

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Graphistry 2.25.18: Log ontologies and automatic migrations

Posted by Graphistry Staff on September 26, 2019

Release 2.25 follows the footsteps of 2.24 of focusing on daily practice. Some of the biggest features in this release are automatic ontology support for popular logging and alert tools and a managed migration & update script. In parallel, much of our time is going to working directly with everyone in the field to assist with your projects, and we’re excited to bring the resulting workflows and concepts into features for everyone.

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Threat Hunting Masterclass: Three data science notebooks for finding bad actors in your network logs

Posted by Graphistry Staff on May 13, 2019

Welcome to the inaugural Graphistry masterclass! In our first session, we dig into hunting over encrypted network activity with Zeek logs, Graphistry visualization, and Jupyter Notebooks with special guest Chit from Corelight.

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