Amid all the kerfuffle around the General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR (which applies to any organization handling European citizen data, wherever they…
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Research
Is re-regulation, not deregulation the answer to the financial world’s continuing woes?
The amount of financial regulation in the world continues to increase, creating an ever-growing burden on banks and other financial institutions. Banks…
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Risk, Governance, and Compliance is all about Visibility
Simply put, enterprises need better tools to deal with the trinity of compliance, governance, and risk.…
Read MoreDAM – That’s Secure?
The holy grail of database protection may come in the form of DAM married to an agentless platform that employs Artificial Intelligence (AI)…
Read MoreAfter handing over license plate info, Uber re-opens its NYC bases
Uber has relented against New York’s Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) and handed over its data. As a result, it can now…
Read MoreMicrosoft buys Equivio to embed machine learning into Office 365
Microsoft announced the acquisition of Equivio, a provider of machine learning technology used to analyze documents for compliance and discovery. The company’s products…
Read MoreRecommind’s Hypergraph helps lawyers sift big data for hidden connections
The tool, which forms part of Recommind's cloud-based Axcelerate On-Demand package, aims to give non-technical users a faster and more informative e-discovery process.…
Read MoreSalesforce finally solidifies European data center plans
The UK-sited data center, which should help settle the compliance worries of many of Salesforce's European customers, will be completed in 2014. The firm is also running a €5 million Innovation Challenge for EU startups.…
Read MoreWith new service, Nasdaq brings Wall Street data to Amazon’s cloud
Nasdaq OMX is offering a new service called FinQloud for financial services clients that want to store regulatory data or analyze trade data using on-demand resources. Built atop Amazon Web Services, the service seems to be the result of a close partnership between the two companies.…
Read More2012: Cloud computing hits adolescence for better or worse
Here's hoping 2012 will be the year we separate the wheat from the chaff in cloud computing. At the very least, more businesses will know about the potential benefits and pitfalls of cloud computing so they can differentiate the real from the bogus.…
Read MoreServicemesh nets $15 million for enterprise software push
Servicemesh snagged $15 million in initial venture funding from Ignition Partners and Ignition's Frank Artale will join the board. Four-year-old Servicemesh focuses on helping large companies make sure their cloud service deployments meet governance and compliance policies.…
Read MoreAmazon targets U.S. government with GovCloud
Amazon Web Services has rolled out a new region, called GovCloud, designed specifically for federal government workloads. The region is designed to meet the myriad regulations that government agencies must meet when deploying new infrastructure, which have proven a hindrance in terms government cloud adoption.…
Read MoreBeyondCore combines compliance and the cloud
With its new SplitSecure technology, Structure 2011 LaunchPad finalist BeyondCore is trying to prove that companies processing sensitive data don't have to be afraid of cloud computing. The company has actually been around since 2003, but SplitSecure represents its first foray into the cloud.…
Read MoreToday in Cloud
There are days when it all just comes together, and today is such a day for cloud computing. Amid AWS announcing PCI…
Read MoreWill Apps.gov Raise the Bar for Cloud Providers?
Is it possible to overstate the importance of Apps.gov to the cloud computing landscape? In one fell swoop, U.S. CIO Vivek Kundra transformed a not-ready-for-primetime paradigm into a government-ready delivery model. However, it might not come up all roses for providers. If they're willing to bend over backward for the government, enterprise users might start demanding the same treatment.…
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