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Graph-Powered Compliance: Building Intelligent Regulatory Mapping with AI and Neo4j

Talkat NODES AI 2026 · on Wednesday, 2026-04-15· [security, large-language-models]
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Demonstrates a working system that models regulations, controls, assets and evidence in a single Neo4j graph, uses LLMs to extract requirements into machine-readable controls, runs Cypher queries and Graph Data Science algorithms for anomaly detection and graph centrality algorithms to rank impact, and integrates results into CI/CD to block or auto-remediate failing deployments. Claims reduced alert fatigue by prioritizing downstream controls, supports multi-cloud resources and OSCAL integration for framework interoperability, and presents compliance-as-code patterns with Neo4j and automated enforcement.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to talk
  2. 4:47Why graph for compliance
  3. 7:37AI on compliance graph
  4. 8:42OSCAL integration benefits
  5. 9:46Compliance as code in CI/CD
  6. 10:48Multi-cloud compliance coverage
  7. 12:14Managing alert fatigue
  8. 13:40Emerging compliance frontiers
  9. 14:44Key takeaways summary
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