Neutralize data breaches: a new breed of cyber attacks—advanced malware, exploitation networks, and motivated insiders—are stealing sensitive data from vulnerable ecosystems. But companies can neutralize data breaches by rendering the data valueless, de-identifying data through encryption, tokenization, and data masking.

This white paper focuses on the critical need to manage outbound content sent using email, instant messages, text messages, tweets, Facebook posts and the growing number of other venues from which damaging content might be sent.

The usual cure for exploding file volumes is to add more general purpose file servers. That strategy eventually leads to server sprawl, which brings with it more management complexity, stranded disk capacity, wildly differing storage utilization rates and slower file access.

By 2017, Big Data Technology will be the norm for data management.

This white paper focuses on the critical need to manage outbound content sent using email, instant messages, text messages, tweets, Facebook posts and the growing number of other venues from which damaging content might be sent.

Enterprise storage managers sometimes encounter misconceptions about the storage grid, which is a flexible new approach to enterprise storage.

The recently-publicized data breaches are indeed a wake-up call. While the risks have been there all along and baseline control programs have largely been in place, it is now clear that we must do more to protect our customers, our systems and our companies.

What is it? Why do I need it? And how does it work?

If you thought an increasingly paperless business world and tougher data retention policies were causing a data explosion, you were right - partly right. Today, another trend is causing storage to multiply at shocking rates:

Large organizations worldwide are working to develop and deploy Big Data analytical facilities alongside their established business intelligence infrastructure. These initiatives are motivated in nearly equal parts by the conviction that new business insights and opportunities are buried in the avalanche of new data, by the knowledge that conventional business intelligence systems are unequal to the task, and by the fear that competitors will be first to master and exploit the available new data streams.

As the demands for data capacity and higher service levels grow, protecting corporate data becomes more challenging. Continuous Data Protection, as discussed in this white paper by Evaluator Group and IBM, can cost-effectively improve security with As the demands for data capacity and higher service levels grow, protecting corporate data becomes more challenging.

Authored by Frank Dravis, Baseline Consulting, this paper discusses: