GPU deep learning ignited modern AI — the next era of computing — with the GPU acting as the brain of computers, robots, and self-driving cars that can perceive and understand the world. In this AI Demo Showcase, explore how NVIDIA Quadro RTX GPUs, with the open source RAPIDS platform, enables high performance big data analytics even on a workstation–in this case, using real … [Read more...] about Data Ingest And Preparation Faster Than Ever
Lessons Learned From a Career of Technology Due Diligence
In technology due diligence, there really is no substitute for experience. I've spent a career evaluating the business impact of technology and building strategies that optimize the contribution technology makes to enterprise missions. In my first career as a naval intelligence officer I was frequently called upon to find ways to leverage technology to enable our missions of … [Read more...] about Lessons Learned From a Career of Technology Due Diligence
Ransomware + Exfiltration + Leaks = Data Breach
Read why Mathew J. Schwartz says that when organizations get hit by crypto-locking malware, preceded by data exfiltration, is it right to still label these incidents as being just ransomware attacks on Bank Info Security : Ransomware-wielding attackers keep expanding their horizons, to the point that focusing on the crypto-locking malware alone, or even calling this … [Read more...] about Ransomware + Exfiltration + Leaks = Data Breach
Magellan Health Data Breach Victim Tally Reaches 365K Patients
The extent of the ransomware attack that hit Arizona-based Magellan Health in April became clear this week, with eight Magellan Health affiliates and healthcare providers reporting breaches stemming from the incident to the Department of Health and Human Services. The breach reporting tools shows about 365,000 patients were affected. In April, the Fortune 500 company was … [Read more...] about Magellan Health Data Breach Victim Tally Reaches 365K Patients
Data breach fines could skyrocket this year
The number and value of fines that businesses will have to pay for mishandling user data will rise in the near future, a new report by DSA Connect claims. The company that sells services related to data management claims to have polled 1,000 workers, coming to the conclusion that more than a third (37 percent) expect both the number and value of fines to rise by 2025. … [Read more...] about Data breach fines could skyrocket this year