Digital Safety, Privacy, and Cybersecurity is the art and science of promoting innovation while protecting information assets, including your most important assets -- your people.
The digital world brings opportunities and risks that are without precedent. New business models that value information as a commodity clash with traditional security and privacy practices.
Prepare to realize the full potential of the cloud, mobility, big data and the Internet of Things, without compromising the safety of the business and the privacy of your users.
Google Public Sector said Gemini in Google Distributed Cloud for secret and top-secret workloads will be available in early 2025 as the two-year-old unit announced key customer wins NIH Strides and CalHEERS as well as a Federal AI Solution Factory with Accenture. Google Cloud also won new authorizations for Air Force Cloud One to provide cloud services to the Department of the Airforce.
Nvidia has had a steady stream of NIM Agent Blueprint news as it aims to make agentic AI more commonplace in enterprises.
The vast majority of content online now is user-generated. The regulatory implications are becoming clear. Automated content moderation is being driven by the sheer scale. It might bring more agile and objective governance as well.
Whichever way you look at it, digital certainty and safety increasingly depend on knowing the story behind the data.
There is more to data protection than privacy. What is it that makes any piece of data worth protecting? And what are we protecting it against?
We caught up with Adam Williams, Vice President of Global Platforms at Iron Mountain, to talk about use of MongoDB and scaling. Here's a look at some of the key takeaways.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the company is increasingly monetizing AI based on consumption models, volumes of data and selling agents to line of business executives over IT.
Oracle CTO Larry Ellison hit the stage with AWS CEO Matt Garman to talk about their multicloud partnership and optimizing. Ellison also talked about Oracle's autonomous security efforts to prevent ransomware, identity theft and other attacks.
The parade of cybersecurity vendors looking to capitalize on the CrowdStrike and Microsoft outages has gone by, but it's unclear whether enterprises will be able to have both resiliency and vendor consolidation.
