Amazon Timestream & Amazon Neptune - Transactional Fraud Detection | Amazon Web Services

Опубликовано 18 ноября 2024, 23:46

This Guidance shows how to build a serverless workflow to identify patterns of fraudulent activity within streaming data through both micro- and macroanalysis. Amazon Timestream helps analyze microlevel indicators, such as activities occurring within a short timeframe. Amazon Neptune then uses that data to flag potentially fraudulent activity within a macrolevel fraud graph.

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