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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 Richard Kemp of The Guardian reports, “For all the hype over big data, governments and business have yet to wake up to the ‘legals’ around it: who has what rights, how far they extend and what you can do with them. People are increasingly familiar with data protection and security –...
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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 According to a release out of the organization, ” ISACA, a non-profit global association of more than 100,000 IT audit, security, risk and governance professionals, released guidance on managing three top trends expected to pose major challenges to Indian businesses in 2013: private vs. public clouds, cybersecurity threats and...
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by Angela Guess Christina Peters has written an article for IBM’s A Smarter Planet blog regarding Big Data and privacy. She writes, “There’s a fascinating new wrinkle in the world of social networking. Pediatricians are using technologies including texting, social media and blogs to reach out to their young patients and give them medical...
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by Angela Guess Chris Taylor has written an article for Forbes discussing Big Data, privacy, and the public. He writes, “While you slept last night, the world around you continued to amass information about everything, including you. Banks processed your purchases. Your credit information was updated and redistributed. The electric company recorded your power...
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by Angela Guess Alistair Croll of O’Reilly Radar recently opined that Big Data is this generation’s civil rights issue — we just don’t know it yet. He writes, “Data doesn’t invade people’s lives. Lack of control over how it’s used does. What’s really driving so-called big data isn’t the volume of information. It turns out...
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by Angela Guess Maximilian Lemos of 42terabytes reports, “If you ask Gabe Zichermann, a gamification thought leader, what gamification is he would tell you: ‘Gamification is the process of using game thinking and game mechanics to engage audiences and solve problems.’ I happen to think this is a great place to start. It answers what...
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by Angela Guess Natasha Singer of the New York Times has written an article about Acxiom Corporation, a Big Data company with more consumer data than the average American would probably like Acxiom to have. Singer writes, “Right now in Conway, Ark., north of Little Rock, more than 23,000 computer servers are collecting, collating...
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by Angela Guess Brid-Aine Parnell of The Register reports, “A European Commission director has said that it shouldn’t really matter where Europe’s data is stored, as long as it’s secure and protected. Megan Richards, acting deputy director general of Information Society and Media and also part of the Converged Networks and Services directorate, said...
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