RxJS: The bridge between plain JS and ReactJS

Scenario During front-end development, we sometimes have to deal with code which cannot be imported easily into your ReactJS app. This situation arises frequently when dealing with a legacy codebase, or when you have a large, heterogeneous codebase with different teams taking care of different "sections" of the front-end. This article explores one method that … Continue reading RxJS: The bridge between plain JS and ReactJS

How to create a “heatmap” graph network visualization

What we're after @CyberSiftIO we've been going through an exercise of adding "confidence levels" to our visualizations. In other words, how confident is the CyberSift engine that an alert really is an anomaly/outlier? The above screenshot shows one of the ways we visualize the output from this exercise. Each blue node is an internal PC/Server, while … Continue reading How to create a “heatmap” graph network visualization