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Data Security Blueprints

Once you decide to implement a data security strategy, it can be difficult to know where to start. With so many potential threats and challenges to resolve, teams often try to fix everything at once. But this boil-the-ocean approach is difficult to manage efficiently and ultimately leads to frustration, confusion, and halted progress. There's a better way to go. In this report, data science and AI leader Federico Castanedo shows you what to look for in a data security platform that will deliver the speed, scale, and agility you need to be successful in today's fast-paced, distributed data ecosystems. Unlike other resources that focus solely on data security concepts, this guide provides a road map for putting those concepts into practice. This report reveals: The most common data security use cases and their potential challenges What to look for in a data security solution that's built for speed and scale Why increasingly decentralized data architectures require centralized, dynamic data security mechanisms How to implement the steps required to put common use cases into production Methods for assessing risks—and controls necessary to mitigate those risks How to facilitate cross-functional collaboration to put data security into practice in a scalable, efficient way You'll examine the most common data security use cases that global enterprises across every industry aim to achieve, including the specific steps needed for implementation as well as the potential obstacles these use cases present. Federico Castanedo is a data science and AI leader with extensive experience in academia, industry, and startups. Having held leadership positions at DataRobot and Vodafone, he has a successful track record of leading high-performing data science teams and developing data science and AI products with business impact.

The Unrealized Opportunities with Real-Time Data

The amount of data generated from various processes and platforms has increased exponentially in the past decade, and the challenges of filtering useful data out of streams of raw data has become even greater. Meanwhile, the essence of making useful insights from that data has become even more important. In this incisive report, Federico Castanedo examines the challenges companies face when acting on data at rest as well as the benefits you unlock when acting on data as it's generated. Data engineers, enterprise architects, CTOs, and CIOs will explore the tools, processes, and mindset your company needs to process streaming data in real time. Learn how to make quick data-driven decisions to gain an edge on competitors. This report helps you: Explore gaps in today's real-time data architectures, including the limitations of real-time analytics to act on data immediately Examine use cases that can't be served efficiently with real-time analytics Understand how stream processing engines work with real-time data Learn how distributed data processing architectures, stream processing, streaming analytics, and event-based architectures relate to real-time data Understand how to transition from traditional batch processing environments to stream processing Federico Castanedo is an academic director and adjunct professor at IE University in Spain. A data science and AI leader, he has extensive experience in academia, industry, and startups.

Understanding Metadata

One viable option for organizations looking to harness massive amounts of data is the data lake, a single repository for storing all the raw data, both structured and unstructured, that floods into the company. But that isn’t the end of the story. The key to making a data lake work is data governance, using metadata to provide valuable context through tagging and cataloging. This practical report examines why metadata is essential for managing, migrating, accessing, and deploying any big data solution. Authors Federico Castanedo and Scott Gidley dive into the specifics of analyzing metadata for keeping track of your data—where it comes from, where it’s located, and how it’s being used—so you can provide safeguards and reduce risk. In the process, you’ll learn about methods for automating metadata capture. This report also explains the main features of a data lake architecture, and discusses the pros and cons of several data lake management solutions that support metadata. These solutions include: Traditional data integration/management vendors such as the IBM Research Accelerated Discovery Lab Tooling from open source projects, including Teradata Kylo and Informatica Startups such as Trifacta and Zaloni that provide best of breed technology