I can't comment on this specific use case since it isn't useful to me during incident reponse and haven't seen anyone else even talk about mapping relationships

I can't comment on this specific use case since it isn't useful to me during incident reponse and haven't seen anyone else even talk about mapping relationships this way. I personally prefer the simplicity and power of excel and tabular data. That said, neo4j+Bloodhound is something I am heavily invested in and not just me but most serious threat actors use Bloodhound+neo4j to choose lateral movement attack paths. Graph databases are how hospitals or govenrment departments get fully owned, except when they are 90s era flat IP network with everyone an admin over every server lol.