Threats lurk within networks, endpoints or devices, often hidden in poorly configured settings or permissions, ineffective data governance, access management and usage policies. These unseen threats come from all perimeters of the organisation and major trends such as BYOD, big data, cloud, and mobile apps have increased the challenge faced by IT leaders.
Big Data is improving decision making, according to a newly released global survey by EMC.
CNME asks a panel of experts to look forward to the nine biggest storage trends of 2014.
In 2014, enterprise IT teams should seek to harness the power of change. Savvy IT organisations understand that the right technology can positively impact their business.
Intel has unveiled a raft of new innovations and software tools to tap the power of Big Data at the Supercomputing Conference 2013 held in Denver, Colorado.
Big data telco platform prototype analyses one million live messages a second, bridges the best of IT and telco technologies.
Can Big Data programmes be run using traditional IT teams, or do organisations need to take a new approach to hiring?
The demand for big data experts in large companies is expected to more than double by 2017 to 69,000, according to a study sponsored by data analytics specialists SAS.
“Collecting more and more unstructured data will open up another whole degree of attractiveness and may well lead to attackers seeing value in a form not previously recognised by the organisation that owns the data.”
With its powerful data mining capabilities, Hadoop is bringing together people across different places and even across different generations.
