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.

Momentum behind Big Data is growing with recognition of the competitive advantage for companies who successfully harness Big Data versus those who delay. "Data-driven decision-making enables a statistically and economically significant lead in profitability and productivity"*, according to the Harvard Business Review.

The information management challenge has evolved. Years of deploying content-driven point applications and departmental solutions, mergers and acquisitions, and shifts in IT infrastructure have left large organizations with multiple content repositories and information management systems to deal with.

Voltage SecureData™ Enterprise is the backbone of the global cloud, enterprise and mobile data security strategy at a western European investment bank with global presence. At the highest levels the bank recognizes their data is a strategic asset and their goal is to maximize the value of their information.

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Enterprises adopting cloud-based IT applications and services achieve dramatic cost and competitive advantages, and those advantages appear to be accelerating with new technology enablers around mobile, Big Data, and SaaS applications.

In recent months, the consumerization of IT (CoIT), the bring-your-own device (BYOD) trend, and the seismic shifts happening in enterprise IT due to the rise of social technologies, mobile devices, apps, cloud computing and other disruptive forces have taken center stage with CIO's, industry thought leaders and analysts alike.

Fixmo SafeZone is a secure workspace solution that keeps all corporate email, documents, data and applications encrypted, contained and under IT control on the latest iOS and Android devices. It provides a secure and controlled environment where all business applications remain separated and protected from the personal side of the device.

Overall, the risk and compliance programmes at most organisations continue to grow in maturity and effectiveness, but everyone has room for improvement. Developing a deeper understanding of your data to make better, more timely decisions; streamlining your processes and functions to increase the efficiency and output of your teams; strengthening your defences to recover more of your losses and prevent new ones – there are many successful strategies to pursue.

Gaining visibility into and control over a huge range of internal and external risks is a top priority of corporations today. With the recent jump in regulatory mandates and increasingly active shareholders, many organizations have become sensitized to identifying areas of risk in their business, including financial, operational, IT, brand, and reputation-related risk.

Despite spending more than $20 billion annually on IT security, over 95 percent of companies harbor advanced malware within their networks. Learn how to combat the cybercriminals that continue to outsmart older, signature-based security technologies.

Managing compliance is tedious, time consuming and complex. Organizations are required to comply with multiple sets of external regulations encompassing hundreds, if not thousands, of individual controls scoped with varying applicability across multiple geographic locations and business units. To add to the confusion, this compliance is a constantly shifting target. The Unified Compliance Framework (UCF) eases the burden by giving organizations a defined set of common "harmonized" controls covering more than 500 separate regulations.

Organizations that process credit card information are confronted with the issue of PCI DSS "scope," which refers to all components of a computing network that directly or indirectly handle card data.