GDPR & You: The Nightmare Disproved with Graphs

GDPR: 4 letters, an acronym being a nightmare for many companies. For the first time companies are really required to manage their data storage, workflows, security processes and processing. This session is about how graph database can support a GDPR compliance assessment.

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4. 25 May 2018
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7. GDPR compliant
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10. vertex (node) vertex properties vertex ID edge edge label edge properties edge ID directed edge
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13. mapped to reference reference page contains contains Catalog ACL member of member of
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19. • • BEGIN OPG_APIS.CREATE_PG('sa607', 4, 8, ''); END;
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27. GraalVM will make this part useless thanks to its polyglot feature • Python will have direct access to Java objects and methods
29. WITH properties AS ( SELECT DISTINCT k, t, 'Vertex' AS kind FROM sa607vt$ UNION ALL SELECT DISTINCT k, t, 'Edge' AS kind FROM sa607ge$ ) ,cfg AS ( SELECT '.add' || kind || 'Property("' || k || '",PropertyTypeClass.' || CASE WHEN t = 1 THEN 'STRING' WHEN t = 5 THEN 'DATE' END || ')' AS prop FROM properties ) SELECT LISTAGG(prop,'') WITHIN GROUP(ORDER BY prop) FROM cfg;
37. From 45700 nodes with 105406 edges, to 85 nodes with 218 edges in seconds Catalog RPD