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Welcome to the VoicesOn Friday Roundup. This week, we bring you white papers on Big Data, New Security Reality, Advances Storage, DoS/DDoS Attacks, and Data Visualization.

Big Security for Big Data
In order to meet the current security problems faced by organizations, a new paradigm shift needs to occur. Businesses need the ability to secure data, collect it, and aggregate into an intelligent format, so that real-time alerting and reporting can take place. The first step is to establish complete visibility so that your data and who accesses the data can be monitored. Next, you need to understand the context, so that you can focus on the valued assets, which are critical to your business. Finally, utilize the intelligence gathered so that you can harden your attack surface and stop attacks before the data is exfiltrated. So, how do we get started? Read this white paper to learn more.

A New Security Reality: The Secure Breach
Despite continued investments in network perimeter technologies, SafeNet's recent State of the Breach revealed that security professionals are not confident that they are employing the right technologies to secure their high-value data. 66 percent believe they will suffer a data breach within the next three years. And, one out of five would not entrust their personal data to their own networks. Bottom line: It's not if a breach will occur, but when. To learn more about the current state of the data breach epidemic and how to implement a strategy to prevent it, read SafeNet's Secure Breach Manifesto.

IDC: Real-time Compression Advances Storage Optimization
It should come as no surprise that storage budgets are constantly under pressure from opposing forces: On one hand, economic forces are pushing budgets to either stay flat or, in many cases, shrink as a percentage of a company's revenue. On the other hand, the infrastructure struggles to keep up with the pace of data growth, pressured by many variables, both social and economic. Businesses have no choice but to acclimate their storage infrastructure to the unprecedented levels at which data is growing.

Defeating DoS/DDoS Attacks in Real Time
Download this whitepaper to learn:
The causes of rapid growth in the number of Denial of Service (DoS/DDoS) attacks
How the most common DoS/DDoS attacks are structured
The risks in today's protection strategies and why they fall short
How ISPs, Telcos, and large enterprises can protect their DNS infrastructure, maintain service to customers, and protect their reputation and brand

How to Effectively Realize Data Visualization
Even the most common descriptive statistics calculations can become complicated when you are dealing with big data. You don't want to be restricted by column limits, storage constraints and the limited data type support of traditional data architectures. The answer is an in-memory engine that accelerates the tasks of data exploration and a graphical interface that displays the results in simple visualizations.
Large numbers of users, including those with limited analytical and technical skills, can quickly view and interact with reports via the Web or mobile devices, while IT maintains control of the underlying data and security.
The net effect is the ability to accelerate the analytics life cycle and to perform the process more often, with more data - all the data, if that's what best serves the purpose. By using all data that is available, users can look at more options, make more precise decisions and succeed even faster than before.

 

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