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This morning we announced, in tandem with our partner 451 Research, the Global Edition of the 2018 Thales DataThreatReport. It’s abundantly clear that medium to larger enterprises (the focus of the report and underlying survey) are finding it harder than ever to protect their sensitive data.
The 2018 Thales DataThreatReport (DTR) has great information on BigData use and security. We surveyed more than 1,200 senior security executives from around the world, and virtually all (99%) report they plan to use BigData this year. Top BigData Security Concerns.
The age of BigData is upon us. And, as more data is available for analytical purposes, more sensitive and private information is at risk. Protecting the confidentiality and integrity and of warehoused data and ensuring that access is controlled is vital to keeping that data secure. respondents.”.
We’re now seeing bigdata play an increasing role in how retail sales and payments are being tailored to individual consumer’s preferences, and providers are adopting and integrating smarter, more efficient ways of completing the path-to-purchase. The post Securing the future of payments – what does 2018 have in store?
2020 marks the launch of the Thales DataThreatReport-Global Edition for the seventh consecutive year. This year the report focuses on the post digital transformation era. The 2020 Thales DataThreatReport-Global Edition indicates that we have reached a tipping point.
Data breaches are the new normal. According to our 2018 Global DataThreatReport , 67% of enterprises have been breached, with that percentage rate growing every year. Today, the vast majority of enterprises (94%) are using sensitive data in cloud, bigdata, IoT or mobile environments.
In this age of bigdata, the concept is fitting, because this kind of information is increasingly being used to identify individuals and even machines. In the following, I focus on the analytics component, how it is increasingly used across enterprises, and why it is important to protect bigdata. BigData Analytics.
One of the top findings from the 2018 Thales DataThreatReport, Financial Services Edition was that data breaches in U.S. IT security pros in financial services organizations reporting that their organization already had a data breach – but breaches are increasing at alarming rates.
Companies are required to transform at a new pace because of technological advances and trends in IoT, artificial intelligence, bigdata and most recently, cryptocurrency. How can companies continue to innovate and transform while keeping important data secure? It is encouraging to see this type of adoption.
While retailers digitally transform their businesses to better serve the higher demands of their customers, they’re being challenged with safeguarding personal data to protect customers, partners and suppliers’ critical information. The report shows that 95 percent of U.S. The post Are Data Breaches the New Reality for Retail?
According to our Global DataThreatReport , 45 percent of respondents will store sensitive data in SaaS environments this year, including cloud storage. In doing this, though, they must ask themselves if they have the proper access controls, data management approaches, and encryption installed.
Thoroughly vet all vendors from the HVAC supplier to the network provider in order to minimize threats. What’s in that BigData Lake? With the uptick in digital transformation that we’re seeing, BigData is far and wide, bringing genuine security concerns with it. Can More Containers Securely Contain?
Sixty-four percent of the more than 1,200 senior security executives from around the world, whom we surveyed for the 2018 Thales DataThreatReport (DTR), believe artificial intelligence (AI) “increases data security by recognizing and alerting on attacks,” while 43% believe AI “results in increased threats due to use as a hacking tool.”.
In an effort to meet compliance requirements – and with an eye towards cutting costs – the healthcare industry has turned its attention towards embracing digitally transformative technologies, including cloud, bigdata, Internet of Things and containers. respondents reported using these technologies with sensitive data.
According to DataThreatReport for 2018 , the majority of businesses don’t just operate in one cloud environment in a single location, but multiple. 94 percent of respondents are using sensitive data in cloud, bigdata, IoT or mobile environments. The numbers are truly revolutionary.
What I’d originally planned to write about was a topic that directly applies – why retailers of all stripes are not investing in data security. To make a long story short – the top reason that they didn’t invest in data security was “lack of perceived need” at 52%.
to discuss the findings of the 2018 Thales DataThreatReport, Federal Edition. Question: Can you provide an overview of the 2018 Thales DataThreatReport, Federal Edition, and elaborate why it’s needed today more than ever? Why isn’t this as good as it first seems?
Over the years, the federal government has developed a wide range of cyber policies, programs and technologies, yet data breaches are occurring with increasing frequency. And the data environment only continues to grow more complex.
Gartner defines digital risk management as “the integrated management of risks associated with digital business components, such as cloud, mobile, social, bigdata, third-party technology providers, OT and the IoT.” Some smaller companies have even gone out of business as the result of a data breach. The Threat Level Is Rising.
Findings from the 2018 Federal Edition of the DataThreatReport. So far in 2018, we’ve already seen a handful of government agency mishaps when it comes to security. The report also reveals that the U.S. To see the full results of the Federal Edition of the 2018 Global DataThreatReport, please click here.
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