It’s all going on in 2021, as experts at Kaspersky share some of their thoughts on data privacy for the year ahead. 2020 demonstrated how overwhelmingly important a connected infrastructure and digital services have become for the daily functioning of society. This
If last year was anything to go by, probably not. After all, 2020 did an excellent job of illuminating all the ways that data protection could go wrong. Here, Sarah Doherty, product marketing manager at iland highlights some important changes to consider
Why data sets need to be examined with x-ray vision, as told by Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata.
Justin Augat, vice president of product marketing at iland, discusses how to solve your data storage dilemmas with cloud object storage.
Wes van den Berg, VP & GM, Pure Storage UK&I examines unified fast file and fast object storage and explains why it is such a key milestone in the evolution of storage architecture.
An IP address is one of the most important cornerstones in the internet’s infrastructure, hence knowing key details about IP holders can aid in identifying unusual or malicious activity, mitigating data breaches, and increasing overall network security, as Vincentas Grinius, CEO at
Data has been dubbed the crude oil of the 21st century, but without the ability to understand it in real-time and in a format that’s actually useable and accessible at the right time, all that valuable data might as well be worthless. Peter Ruffley,
Airspeeder, the world’s first electric flying car racing series, has announced a landmark partnership with cyber protection company, Acronis.
As IoT sensor deployments are expanded in smart cities, utilities, hospitals, schools, agriculture, transport networks and many other places, Nick Sacke, head of IoT and products at Comms365, explains that stakeholders need to fully understand how to integrate these new data sources into
Sarah Doherty, product marketing manager at iland discusses the data protection dilemma around outsourcing data protection functions vs going it alone.
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