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Secure Data Management in the Cloud from DATAVERSITY by Angela Guess As we gather together all of the insights from the most recent Enterprise Data World Conference in San Diego, there is still plenty to be learned from the previous year’s sessions. This video presentation by Mukta Bahl of Genentech and Sanjiv Ranjan of...
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by Angela Guess Mark Seward of The Guardian reports, “When we talk about data security, there’s an increasingly popular adage that there are two types of companies: those that have been breached and those that don’t know they’ve been breached. The reason that the latter type of company exists is because attacks on enterprise infrastructure...
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by Angela Guess Karen Kroll of Compliance Week recently wrote, “Much of the emphasis on effective data management focuses (and understandably so) on processes that control the creation, transmission, and storage of data. There is, however, the equally pressing concern of effective data destruction. Records that no longer are useful, and that the organization isn’t...
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by Angela Guess Steve Lohr of the New York Times reports, “In the 1960s, mainframe computers posed a significant technological challenge to common notions of privacy. That’s when the federal government started putting tax returns into those giant machines, and consumer credit bureaus began building databases containing the personal financial information of millions of...
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by Angela Guess The Information Daily reports, “Healthcare data presents so many lucrative commercial opportunities that it is hardly surprising that healthcare data is increasingly targeted by criminals. Illegal healthcare data attacks, where criminals can gain access to potentially lucrative information, are on the rise, with employees risking their security by holding data on personal...
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by Angela Guess Arik Hesseldahl of All Things D recently discussed how HP’s focus on the Cloud and Big Data might make a big difference in the hacker wars. He writes, “Hewlett-Packard’s senior VP and head of its Software Enterprise Security Products, Art Gilliland, is speaking today at the RSA Security conference in San...
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by Angela Guess Somini Sengupta of The New York Times reports, “Facebook is a personal vault that can contain photos of your firstborn, plans to bring down your government and, occasionally, a record of your indiscretions. It can be scoured by police officers, partners and would-be employers. It can be mined by marketers to show...
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by Angela Guess Health Data Management reports, “The Utah Department of Health is notifying more than 6,000 Medicaid beneficiaries of a breach of protected health information that recently occurred, only 10 months after hackers stole sensitive data on 780,000 recipients, including 280,000 Social Security numbers. Further, Utah’s state insurance exchange was hacked with a...
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by Angela Guess Antone Gonsalves of ReadWrite.com recently declared that the age of data wars is dawning. He writes, “In 2020, the annual amount of digital data created, replicated and consumed will total more than 5,200 gigabytes for every man, woman and child on the planet, according to a new International Data Corp. report. That’s...
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by Angela Guess Rob Sobers of Varonis recently discussed how an information leak in New Zealand has highlighted the need for better information governance. Sobers writes, “Earlier this week, Keith Ng blogged about a massive security hole in the New Zealand Ministry of Social Development’s (MSD) network. He was able to walk up to a public kiosk...
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