Data Storage, artificial intelligience, data protection, Flash Storage, AI Security
How AI Is Making Storage and Data Management More Intelligent
“Less is more” was the motto of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the pioneers of modern architecture. That same principle should underlie IT security strategies.
Setting the Right Expectations. Many organizations make the mistake of believing that automation is the answer to all their problems. Today’s automated tools are at their best when applied to fairly simple, repetitive tasks. Organizations that expect automation tools to handle overly complex tasks or resolve all the issues related to a process are less likely to be successful.
Generative AI burst on the scene less than two years ago with the introduction of ChatGPT in November 2022. It has taken the business world by storm, becoming embedded in a wide range of applications and integrated into many common workflows. According to a McKinsey & Company report, gen AI is expected to reduce the total amount of work needing human intervention by up to 70 percent. The consulting firm also predicts it will generate trillions of dollars in value across business sectors.
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Data Diodes: From Spy Networks to Mainstream Cybersecurity
The NSA guidance does not mention data diodes specifically. However, they are useful tools for implementing network segmentation while ensuring that authorized users can access data. Traditionally, organizations segment their networks using firewalls, virtual LANs (VLANs) and access control lists. They can then define security policies that limit communication between applications and workloads. However, these technologies can be time-consuming to implement and manage and are prone to human error. IT teams may be slow to make configuration changes to address emerging threats.
Technologent Wins Best Technology Leadership Team at High Tech Awards 2024
apensia is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded the "Best Technology Leadership Team" at the prestigious High Tech Awards 2024, powered by Octane. This recognition highlights the company's commitment to driving innovation and excellence within the technology sector. Held at AV Irvine in Irvine, CA, the event brought together the top innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders from Orange County’s technology community. The annual High Tech Awards (HTA) honor businesses that are at the forefront of technological advancements and innovation in the region.
