Read more about author Mark Cooper. Hardware and software migration projects are like crack for IT executives. Especially when the number on the new invoice is smaller than the number on the old invoice. Even better when the products can be folded into a previously negotiated enterprise agreement and made to appear free. Add to that an audience with the vendor company’s CEO, a seat on the executive advisory board,…

Read more about author Ohad Sheory. As businesses grow, so does the complexity of managing and analyzing data. Traditionally, relational database management systems (RDBMS) have been the backbone of data storage, offering robust and reliable transactional capabilities. However, as data volumes increase, traditional RDBMS solutions start to hit their limits, causing performance issues that affect overall operations.  The need to scale effectively has never been more crucial, especially for organizations…

Read more about author Namrata Sengupta. A data breach is like the iceberg that sank the “unsinkable”  Titanic – it can swiftly bring down even the most powerful organizations. In today’s data-driven world, as per IBM’s 2024 report, the cost of data breaches has skyrocketed to $4.88 million per incident globally, while in the United States, this figure is almost double at $9.36 million per breach. Given these data breach incidents, it is…

Read more about author Richard Wallace. We live in a world where an organization’s reputation is critical to its bottom line, impacting everything from customer retention and loyalty to financial performance and its competitive edge. While leaders understand the importance of protecting the organization’s reputation, cybercriminals also see the value of compromising it. Through various methods to disrupt an organization’s daily operations, sensitive data, and financial performance, their primary goal…