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GigaOm Radar for Data Governance
Data governance refers to the curation and protection of an organization’s data. In recent years, two market factors have reshaped data governance…
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The difficulties and challenges presented by rapid digital growth, cloud adoption, and the sprawling public IP space leave organizations unable to accurately…
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Modern applications are composed of the application itself and the application programming interfaces (APIs) that represent application subsystems. Recent trends in application…
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Modern data governance is the result of two diametrically opposed forces in the sphere of enterprise data and analytics. On the one…
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Network access control (NAC) lies at the intersection of network security and visibility. It offers visibility over all network entities and determines…
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Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Kubernetes Data Protection
Kubernetes is the industry standard for container orchestration, and it’s being used by born-in-the-cloud startups and cloud-native enterprises alike. It’s found in…
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Security Information and Event Management: A MITRE ATT&CK Framework Competitive Evaluation
Security information and event management (SIEM) technology supports threat detection, compliance, and security incident management through the collection and analysis (near real-time…
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The Copyright Office this week revealed the amount of royalties that Aereo submitted for a nearly two-year period. The figure may provide the best guess yet to the size of the internet TV service's operations.…
Read MoreXbox franchise gets caught up in Microsoft layoffs after all
Xbox Entertainment Studios, which was to lead the charge into interactive video and other non-gaming content, will be closed as part of broader Microsoft layoffs.…
Read MoreNetflix to FCC: reclassify Comcast and Verizon so they can’t choke the internet
Netflix submitted an unusually blunt filing to the FCC that blasts Verizon and Comcast, and says the agency should use its "Title II" power to enforce net neutrality.…
Read MoreDish can keep streaming TV anywhere after Fox’s Aereo argument fails
The rules for who can stream internet TV are up in the air in light of a new appeals court decision over "Dish Anywhere," which is remarkably like the Aereo technology that the Supreme Court shut down last month.…
Read MoreNew York Times video op-ed by “Internet’s Own Boy” director makes the case for net neutrality
A video hosted by the New York Times makes a powerful argument for net neutrality, and also shows how traditional media outlets are re-imagining the definition of an "op-ed."…
Read MoreExpect Labs releases voice search API targeting media
Expect Labs has released a new API service for automating voice search across various types of digital content. The big opportunity seems to be in movies and TV shows, where intelligent voice search theoretically results in better results and fewer lifted fingers.…
Read MoreManything’s iOS video monitoring app can now plug into Nest and Hue via IFTTT
The Oxfordshire-based startup's service -- a cheaper alternative to Dropcam -- can now be integrated with many other home automation devices through the IFTTT platform, so that detected motion can turn on lights and smoke can trigger recording.…
Read MoreTaylor Swift is right about music, and the industry should act on her ideas
Country star Taylor Swift made some bold and hopeful claims this week about where the music business is going. We should listen to her.…
Read MoreLevel 3 calls for net neutrality rules to extend to all ISP activities
Even if the FCC reimposes "net neutrality" rules, consumers' video streams could still suffer if ISP's are allowed to impose choke points at deeper layers of the internet.…
Read More5 things that you need always-on broadband to accomplish
Good broadband isn't just fast, it's consistent as I've learned in the last few months when my service decided to get a bit dodgy.…
Read MoreDo you have a fair use right to publish World Cup goals? ESPN takedowns raise questions
Goal highlights are the most exciting, shareable and spontaneous moments of the World Cup. But ESPN and others are using copyright law to remove them from social media.…
Read MoreAmazon Fire TV bug provides another reason why data caps are anti-consumer
Bandwidth caps are a bad idea, but a story from earlier this month shows how our love of connected devices and the increasing prevalence of caps could lead to consumer angst.…
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