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This Stratecast report analyzes the challenges of todays expanding threat landscape, and how Big Data-powered machine learning can help meet those challenges.

In this SPIE, we discuss the role of signature based defenses in this new APT reality. We also discuss behavioral-based cyber defenses. Finally, we delve into one form of behavioral cyber defense: advanced security analytics.

In this age of converging technologies, the decision to buy can be very complex, and the tools and approaches to decision-making are not well known or widely practiced. This SPIE will attempt to point the way towards an approach to making hard decisions. While the context will be one of business decisions, the applicability is general. Although co...

This Stratecast report analyzes MRLA in context with other activities that occur every day on a national and global scale - activities in the private and public sectors that Stratecast believes have a far greater impact on privacy than MRLA. The report analyzes steps the industry has taken to address consumer privacy; as well as solutions and provi...

Stratecast offers several views voiced by our analyst teams tied to: Big Data, business services, cloud, connected home, consumer services, the operations & monetization functions, and secure networking. These prognostications are what form this, our 2015 predictions report.

Most customers are not satisfied enough with their current BDA deployments to accelerate further adoption, although they are not so disappointed as to terminate projects in process. Despite these findings, Stratecast holds to its optimistic ten-year outlook, anticipating a steeper rate of BDA adoption as the ferocious competition among BDAs 300+ v...

This Stratecast report will explore some troubling impacts of the failure of financial services organizations to achieve effective data governance; and will provide insights on technologies and business approaches that can help them change their fortunes by harnessing the power of Big Data.

The Directory includes more than 300 vendors offering products that range from core database technologies and general-purpose analytic software platforms, to specialized application software targeting narrow technical niches and specific industries. Vendors are organized into 18 solution types that are grouped into the five broad categories.

This weeks SPIE will expand the readers understanding of Big Data security issues, and introduce new data-centric approaches from vendors who are focused on resolving those issues.