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R. Danes

R. Danes is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio, who is based on the East Coast. Her fondness for old media and longform journalism converges with an interest in new media and digital content trends. Exploring digital disruption in the realm of publications, articles and writing led her to writing articles about digital disruption everywhere. Find R. Danes on Twitter @DanesRd.

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Got big data? Keep security agile and automated with APIs

BIG DATA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Many companies are amassing big data to gain a competitive advantage with predictive analytics. What happens when the data sets get awkwardly huge and hard to manage? No problem — they just bring in special tools for processing and protecting it. Actually, …

Liberty Mutual highlights the ‘us’ in cybersecurity

SECURITY By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

There’s no “I” in security. OK, there is. But it’s the “US” now getting savvy companies through these tough cybersecurity times. Spreading security responsibilities across a company’s departments and beyond to third parties can perk up their defense posture. “There’s very little of what we do in security …

Nation-state attacks bring companies and government together to fix security

SECURITY By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

There’s little denying that cybersecurity is in fixer-upper condition these days. Threats are getting more sophisticated, while there aren’t enough skilled professionals to fight them. Companies keep piling on threat-detection software tools to unimpressive effect. The status quo will simply not be …

Can cloud providers keep sky from falling on cybersecurity?

SECURITY By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Cybersecurity is facing a gaping skills shortage. Businesses are piling on an obscene number of point solutions to compensate. The resulting heap of tools typically falls short — and they still require hands to wield them. Can cloud providers shovel businesses out of …

What makes data click? People in the office and on the street

BIG DATA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

It’s time to get real for executives hoping to make money from business data. After all the daydreaming, consulting with digital-transformation advisers and going on software shopping sprees, they have to get up and get to work. But data science — at least …

Why is SecOps buried in tools? It’s called the ‘visibility border’

SECURITY By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

As information-technology environments disperse and hybridize, visibility is becoming a greater challenge. Monitoring different cloud environments across vast networks requires sophisticated data-analyzing tools. In the security space, the situation is even hairier; companies keep piling on point solutions to monitor diverse environments …

Storage by containers for containers cures Kubernetes quandary

INFRA By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Container fanatics are proffering both solid grains of truth and magical-thinking bubbles to the masses. Operating on-premises and in public cloud? No problem — put them in containers, the virtualized method for running distributed software, and they’ll go anywhere. Legacy applications need a …

Smell 5G’s IoT mojo cooking in Intel’s collab kitchen

IOT By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Edge-computing use cases come in a range of shapes and sizes. Localizing data for analytics, internet of things edge devices and mobile computing are a few examples. They require different approaches, which can make perfecting a one-size edge-compute recipe tricky. Could the …

AWS says Gov needs procurement reform to speed up DX

CLOUD By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

Some ginormous names in the public sector — such as the U.S. Department of Defense and the Central Intelligence Agency — have made their preference for cloud computing known. The broader reality in government, though, is that most agencies could be doing a …

State and local agencies get over their cloud growing pains

CLOUD By R. DANES7 YEARS AGO

The public cloud is increasingly becoming safe for public-sector entities. The U.S. Department of Defense has joined the Central Intelligence Agency to entrust some of the most-sensitive data on earth to cloud providers. With these two reassuring examples, state and local governments are also …

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