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WEBINAR: Securing Hadoop: What Are Your Options?
Wednesday August 27, 2014
Time: 10:00am PT/ 1:00pm ET
Abstract Now that you are faced with moving your Hadoop POC into production, you know that sensitive customer and corporate data will be in the ecosystem–credit card numbers, intellectual property, customer files, and more. Now the question becomes, how to keep all this sensitive data secure, as it moves into Hadoop, as it is stored and as it moves beyond Hadoop? And, most importantly, how to secure the data but still make it available for analytics? After all, analytics is why it’s in Hadoop in the first place.
Attend this discussion to learn about security options with authentication, authorization, monitoring and data-level security for Apache Hadoop. Get insight to the use cases and architectural decisions that enable the business benefits you need to deliver, while avoiding risks straight from today’s headlines, including cyber attacks and leaking of sensitive customer data. Cases to be covered include: - Global Telco–moving petabytes of user and location data into Hadoop, including 17 PII data elements
- Top 5 financial services firm–reducing the costs of its data warehouse infrastructure by performing fraud analytics on Hadoop
- Supply Chain data and analytics solutions provider delivering pharmacy claims reconciliations, product usage trending and market basket insights
Learn how to protect your sensitive data, enable analytics without security risk, and neutralize breaches through new data-centric technologies that are easy to integrate with Hive, Sqoop, MapReduce and many other interfaces.
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Disaster Recovery Plans Need That 'VoIP' Factor August 21, 2014
With hurricane season well underway and winter not all that far off (it’ll be Labor Day a week from Monday, FYI), companies need to be sure they always have an updated disaster recovery plan in place. While data may be secured in remote, duplicate locations, not everyone has given thought to communications. And that’s where VoIP comes in.
In a recent blog post, freelance tech writer John Terra took a closer look at this issue, and came up with some strong suggestions that any enterprise would be wise to heed. “Maybe it's a natural disaster, or maybe it's a failure of the infrastructure (burst pipes, electrical fire), but whatever it is, a prudent business has a recovery plan set up to best lessen the impact of the disaster and get back up and running in the shortest time and with minimal fuss,” he wrote. “But in this grand plan, have you considered the value of VoIP in expediting recovery? If not, consider changing that, and the first step is to see how this awesome communications technology can make life easier in the aftermath of a setback...Read More |
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