
Noah Haimov
Data Governance LeadAs global enterprises increasingly rely on sophisticated technological frameworks, the intricacies of managing distributed systems become more evident and challenge traditional IT management paradigms. Distributed systems are pivotal across various sectors, extending from edge locations to clouds and data centers, fundamentally altering
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to shape the technological landscape, organizations across sectors grapple with integrating this complex technology into their existing IT frameworks. Chief Information Officers (CIOs), positioned at the confluence of business strategy and technology implementation, find themselves at a critical juncture
In today's highly digital world, businesses are swimming in data. But sheer data volume isn't beneficial without a strategy to harness it effectively. This is where data management solutions—crucial for producing insights and driving decision-making—come into play. These solutions encompass data lakes, data warehouses, and data lakehouses, each
Amid the increasing integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various technological systems, a recent report underscores significant environmental concerns. Commissioned by Greenpeace and crafted by the Öko-Institut, the study identifies unchecked data center growth as a potential hindrance to achieving green energy transitions. It exposes
In the age of digital proliferation, businesses are increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated cyber threats that can compromise sensitive data and disrupt operations. As cyber adversaries evolve with technology, companies must stay one step ahead by implementing comprehensive cybersecurity measures that address both existing vulnerabilities and
The cybersecurity world witnesses an alarming uptick in zero-day exploitations, particularly in enterprise security products. This analysis delves into market trends, highlighting a significant 19% increase in such breaches since last year. Released data reveals that enterprise security products now represent 44% of these vulnerabilities, a jump