Cosmos DB, a multi-model database by Microsoft Azure, supports various data types including graph, document, and relational models, making it ideal for managing complex relationships. Integrating Linkurious Enterprise with Cosmos DB allows users to easily visualize and analyze graph data to uncover insights and patterns. The document encourages utilizing their powerful platform for both technical and non-technical users, offering a 30-day free trial for teams to investigate data threats.

1. How to visualize Cosmos DB
graph data
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2. Organizations turned to multi-model databases to avoid the
operational complexity of managing various silos.

3. Multi-model
databases support
various data models
such as document,
relational, RDF and
graph models.

4. The graph data model
is well-suited to
organize data where
relationships are
first-class citizens.

5. Cosmos DB is
Microsoft Azure’s
distributed cloud
database

6. Cosmos DB multi-model database supports four data types:
Key-value Column family GraphDocument

7. browser-based
visualization &
analysis platform.

8. Integrating Linkurious Enterprise with Cosmos DB is straightforward

9. providing
an address and
credentials.

10. search, filter,
visualize and query
the data

11. “Data visualization is critical for obtaining valuable insights and
detecting patterns. And Linkurious provides a powerful platform
that both technical and non-technical users can take advantage
of to extract the most value out of their graph data.”
Luis Bosquez,
Product Management at Azure Cosmos DB.

12. +
Get your investigation team a turnkey solution to detect and
investigate the threats hidden in graph data.

13. Request a free
30 days trial
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