Judge applies common sense to question of what constitutes a data breach

Computerworld Data Management December 02, 2015 Judge applies common sense to question of what constitutes a data breach A breach that doesn't result in anyone compromising any data is something like the proverbial tree that falls in the forest with no one around. Is it truly a data breach? READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Amazon to build massive wind farm to power web services 2. Learn Windows PowerShell 3. Connected cars gather too much data about drivers, say motorists associations 4. Google accused of collecting data on school kids : Attunity Navigating Hadoop Data Lakes In this eGuide prepared by Gartner Research, we explore the use of Hadoop data lakes. Hadoop data lakes have become increasingly more prevalent in the IT landscape because they support data scaling and accessibility. However, introducing Hadoop into an existing architecture can be a challenge. 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