Brian Njuguna

Brian is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. He has written for a variety of publications, including Blockchain.News and Capital.com. Brian has a penchant for technological innovations, including blockchain, cloud computing, data science, and cryptocurrencies, as he believes that they will reign supreme as the world gears toward the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He loves to attend rugby sporting events, travel, and listen to music. Brian lives in Nairobi, Kenya, and holds a bachelor’s of economics and statistics from Kenyatta University.

Latest from Brian Njuguna

Slalom unlocks public sector data using intelligent document processing

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With everything going remote overnight as a result of the pandemic, the urge for collaboration tools went through the roof. As a result, technology consulting firm Slalom LLC has been helping the public sector become data-driven by leveraging tools like artificial intelligence, …

TCS incorporates ‘twin-engine’ strategy to cultivate a culture of discovery in the cloud

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

The overall cloud transformation is taking a different shape because it previously entailed migration, modernization, and native development, but the narrative is changing to enterprise evolution. Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. formed its AWS Business Unit nine months ago to offer companies more …

AWS works to boost cloud adoption in EMEA with the ‘power of three’

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. has borrowed from the phrase “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together” in its quest to enable sustainable digital transformations in enterprises across Europe, the Middle East and Africa …

Inside AWS’ decision to make its own custom chips

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Having been in existence for the past 15 years, Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud or EC2 houses more than 475 instances and continues to be one of Amazon Web Services Inc.’s most potent weapons. EC2 is eyeing 500 instances by the end of …

Cohesity uses multi-layered threat defense model to minimize ransomware blast radius

INFRA By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Ransomware is no longer in oblivion, because it can be easily accessed from places like the Dark Web. Therefore, top of mind for enterprises when dealing with this serious threat is endpoint security and backup and recovery. To reduce the adversity of …

Skyflow uses polymorphic data encryption as its secret sauce when maximizing PII privacy

BIG DATA By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Enhancing personally identifiable information (or PII) privacy is no longer an afterthought; it’s a fundamental component in an enterprise, just like data security and backup. Therefore, isolating PII is not a choice; it’s necessary for optimal security. Whether it’s a new brokerage …

TEKsystems ‘works backward’ to help orgs achieve innovation and growth

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With data being the lifeblood of many enterprises, a detailed approach is necessary for better decision-making that optimizes customer satisfaction. For the past two years, the full-stack integration partnership between TEKsystems Inc. and 1Strategy, a TEKsystems company, has offered competencies such as …

Databricks provides data lakehouse as a single source of truth

BIG DATA By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

Having a unified data platform not only minimizes costs, but also enhances scalability, governance, security and performance, because data engineers, analysts and scientists — using different programming languages — work collaboratively on the same data. Combining the capabilities of a data warehouse …

Zerto responds to new data threats with orchestrated data recovery in the cloud

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With data protection encompassing backup and recovery, it is no longer a bolt-on or afterthought in enterprises; it is the last line of defense if an attack strikes. Having a timely recovery strategy as part of the overarching security is paramount, according …

Veeam offers immutability in cloud native data protection

CLOUD By BRIAN NJUGUNA5 YEARS AGO

With the exponential growth of data worldwide, managing backups calls for more innovation, as traditional methods such as tape libraries and secondary sites are being phased out. Moving workloads and extending backup targets to the cloud is becoming the new norm, according …

Brian Njuguna

Latest from Brian Njuguna

Slalom unlocks public sector data using intelligent document processing

TCS incorporates ‘twin-engine’ strategy to cultivate a culture of discovery in the cloud

AWS works to boost cloud adoption in EMEA with the ‘power of three’

Inside AWS’ decision to make its own custom chips

Cohesity uses multi-layered threat defense model to minimize ransomware blast radius

Skyflow uses polymorphic data encryption as its secret sauce when maximizing PII privacy

TEKsystems ‘works backward’ to help orgs achieve innovation and growth

Databricks provides data lakehouse as a single source of truth

Zerto responds to new data threats with orchestrated data recovery in the cloud

Veeam offers immutability in cloud native data protection

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