Betsy Amy-Vogt

Betsy Amy-Vogt is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. A digital nomad before the term existed, Betsy started her writing career at a tech startup in Austin, Texas, before taking her laptop off around the globe. When not writing tech news blogs or working on her latest sci-fi fantasy novel, she volunteers at Hekab Be bilingual library and community center in Akumal, Mexico. Got news? Tweet it to @siliconangle.

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Training AI to help human experts, FortiGuard Labs analyzes 100B security events daily

To the non-initiated, cybersecurity updates sound like the plotline to a crime thriller: Swarms of intelligent nanobots descending on an unprotected ecosystem and wiping it out in seconds. It seems a futuristic scenario, but cybercriminal gangs are adopting technologies designed to help humanity and adapting them for nefarious means. With the introduction of advanced cyberphysical systems ...

Cybersecurity is a science, not an art, says Fortinet CISO

The current explosion of data has been compared to the oil boom of the 1900s, and the analogy holds true in more ways than as a catalyst for wealth and power. Just like oil, data needs to be stored securely, transported securely, and effectively managed to maximize its value. Without the proper security measures, data ...
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Get ready for the monetization of hybrid cloud, says Wikibon research

The battle for cloud computing supremacy seems to have come to an unexpected end, and the winner is … multiple clouds! Wikibon Inc. research shows that large and midsized businesses are choosing hybrid solutions over solely using a private cloud or processing data on a single public cloud, opening opportunities for vendor monetization. “The battle of ...

Q&A: Veeam expands multicloud functionality for portability and protection

Operating a business in today’s demanding environment is a many-headed hydra. Organizations juggle multiple cloud computing providers while maintaining regulatory compliance, as well as attempt to secure and effectively manage data resources across multicloud infrastructures. Strategy is the secret as businesses evolve to cope with an intelligent, fast-paced, and potentially disorganized environment, according to Dave Russell (pictured), vice president of enterprise strategy ...
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Accenture’s DARQ Power explained: cloud intelligence for the post-digital era

Being cloud computing-enabled is no longer enough to differentiate a company from its competition. As society reaches the point where the majority of businesses have adopted digital technology, standing out from the crowd calls for new tactics, which global consulting company Accenture PLC aims to provide. “Here in our flagship hub we have teammates from ...

Elevate Security ups the game for employee security awareness

It’s been five years since the IBM “Cyber Security Intelligence Index” report found that “over 95 percent of all incidents investigated recognize ‘human error’ as a contributing factor.” Yet, despite millions of dollars spent on technology and training, the “human factor” is still the number one security issue businesses face. IBM’s “X-Force Threat Intelligence Index 2018” ...
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Internet of things as a service: When smart homes better anticipate needs

Imagine never worrying if you turned out the lights, locked the door, or left the gas on. Imagine a home that adjusts lighting and temperature so that you are always comfortable, whether working out or reading a book. Imagine a home that remembers your likes and dislikes … a home that can identify you and reacts ...

How Cisco APIs make networks fully programmable

Infrastructure technology gurus are the go-to guys of modern business, leading the charge toward an intelligent future in every sector, from manufacturing to technology itself. But even as infrastructure becomes programmable, the IT community itself is on a learning journey. So, where do a company’s IT experts go to keep up with the latest technology? “We ...

Change is coming: Cisco delivers more than connectivity

The network is the backbone of most businesses, and for years no one asked more of network providers than to offer reliable and secure connectivity. But even this fundamental basis of technology is transforming, as intent-based networking brings intelligence and automation to connectivity. “When you think differently about how you use a network, you’ll then start ...

Cisco ruggedizes IoT devices, turns on intelligence inside and out

Think of the internet of things and you probably envision connected devices inside a home or business environment, but a wide range of devices exist outside of what is known as the “carpeted space.” Delivering to the demands of the expanding IoT edge makes unlikely bedfellows of information and operations technology as they join forces ...