Three Ways to Become Data-Centric
When it comes to data, no one is perfect. These days, data is easy to come by, making it a cheap commodity. When data is cheap, attention becomes a premium.
When it comes to data, no one is perfect. These days, data is easy to come by, making it a cheap commodity. When data is cheap, attention becomes a premium.
The ability to gather meaningful data is as important as the insights the data can generate. Those insights, the end result of any data collection, is what people see and judge.
You can’t just put up a survey on your website and claim to be data-driven. It takes a bit more than that. If this describes you (or your company), then you are not data-driven.
Hey everyone, gather ’round. We need to talk about dashboards. For C-level executives, dashboard reports are essential. Executives don’t have time to review details for every decision, they just want to consume a report that has red, yellow, and green. I’m here today to tell you that your dashboards are a failure.
Look, data isn’t perfect. Sometimes data migrations fail because the data itself is the issue. But the reality is that many failures are human mistakes that can be avoided.
I want to help in the struggle against the adversaries. I’ve identified seven data security measures you can use. These ‘Seven Samurai’ will protect against all three possible attack vectors: data at rest, data in use, and data in motion.