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| + | Through the use of network graphs and graph metrics, we are able to narrow down the suspects to the follow employees of Kasios. Depending on how stringent we would like, we could filter the list to include more employees by the '''Closeness''' Criterion. | ||
| − | + | Monitoring the network graph across time have helped us understand the organisation's structure and communication which have led to leads. Below depicts the suspects and the reason for further investigation. | |
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"You See, But You Do Not Observe"
- Sherlock
Looking Deeper Into The Network Of Connected Individuals
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Conclusion
Through the use of network graphs and graph metrics, we are able to narrow down the suspects to the follow employees of Kasios. Depending on how stringent we would like, we could filter the list to include more employees by the Closeness Criterion.
Monitoring the network graph across time have helped us understand the organisation's structure and communication which have led to leads. Below depicts the suspects and the reason for further investigation.
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