Data processing is in itself a simple and straightforward process, but big data can be as intimidating as its name promises. From the second you start reading this sentence until the moment you reach the end of it, thanks, largely in part, to mobile solutions, cloud computing, and IoT, data has been produced in huge quantities. The data generated come in all shapes and … [Read more...] about How to Cope with Three of the Most Tedious Big Data Obstacles
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Could Blockchain Prevent the Internet of Vulnerable Things?
The Internet of Things is coming. Unfortunately, connected devices have a variety of vulnerabilities and almost any smart device is a vulnerable device. Security issues include technical problems (outdated software, insecure data transmissions, etc.) and people problems (simple and default passwords, public Wi-Fi, etc.). As more devices connect to the internet and each other … [Read more...] about Could Blockchain Prevent the Internet of Vulnerable Things?
What Kind of Sensitive Data You Can Unwillingly Transfer to the Internet
An IP address is the most common identifier on the Internet. Its value may vary in different situations, but as a rule, there is a popular approach to frighten young and inexperienced members of numerous Anonymous groups through claims about disclosing their IP addresses. Such options as proxy servers, VPN, Tor, I2P can help hide your IP address. Each tool has its pros and … [Read more...] about What Kind of Sensitive Data You Can Unwillingly Transfer to the Internet
Control Your Data: How Endpoint Security Prevents Third-Party Breaches
There's a dark side to outsourcing business services. Beyond the advantages of cost efficiency and flexibility, outsourcing comes with inherent security risks. Investing heavily in securing your in-house network isn't enough. One misstep when working with a third-party service provider can give attackers direct access to your most sensitive data regardless of your perimeter … [Read more...] about Control Your Data: How Endpoint Security Prevents Third-Party Breaches
Moving Towards Automation In Continuous Testing
Software testing should be a standard part of the development process, and while obviously all programs undergo some degree of assessment, the process isn't where it needs to be. Rather, even though we understand the benefits of continuous testing, many programs only undergo slow, fragmented testing protocols that compromise both speed and quality in the end product. To reach … [Read more...] about Moving Towards Automation In Continuous Testing
