Who’s afraid of the big (data) bad wolf? Survive the big data storm by getting ahead of integration and governance functional requirements
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Migrating applications is a subject that can strike fear into the heart of even the most seasoned IT professional. Stories of poorly executed migrations abound, and they often cost businesses dearly in terms of time and money. As organizations consider migrating applications out of their own data centers and into the cloud, the level of anxiety can grow exponentially.
However, moving an enterprise application to the cloud doesn’t have to be a nerve-wracking experience. By following some simple guidelines, you can easily determine the best strategy for migrating your applications and taking maximum advantage of the cloud.
This white paper examines the most common application migration issues and offers guidance on how to manage them.
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Devices connected through the Internet of Things pose a significant risk to enterprises and governments alike. In fact, analyst firm Forrester predicts a large-scale IoT security breach will occur in 2017.
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Despite dramatic media coverage, most breaches in cyber security are not caused by nation-state attacks carried out by sophisticated hackers. Far too often businesses try to save face by blaming attacks on state actors when they have failed to make proper cybersecurity investments that leave them vulnerable to amateur hackers.
Authored by Amar Singh, CEO of the Cyber Management Alliance, this white paper helps to debunk some of the myths and misconceptions surrounding why most cyberattacks succeed. Plus, it offers recommendations on what companies can do to deny and disrupt threats from outside attackers and malicious insiders.
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