Examine how to utilise Big Data and Data Science to improve security and intelligence capabilities

CAMDEN, U.K. - March 26, 2013 - PRLog -- IBM states 2.5 quintillion bytes of data is created by us everyday. EMC pointed out the vast amount of unstructured data being collected provides an ample variety of data but also new chances of cyber attacks. In response, organisations will be looking to adopt Big Data applications into their security infrastructure to enhance threat detection and investigation. However, before an organisation can begin to analyse any information, the significant reasons for why and how data is sourced and collated needs to be addressed.

Under the guidance of EMC this session will focus on the potential of Big Data and Data Science, which is now widely recognised as a ‘key differentiator’ in assisting with improvement of security and intelligence. The session will incorporate theoretical and practical examples to demonstrate how to gain the best advantage from opportunities this technology provides, along with addressing the challenges involved and how to overcome them.

Benefits of Attending
• Discuss relevant technologies within the industry
• Examine the key issues within the big data/data science landscape
• Learn about the opportunities for Big Data and Data Science today
• Develop ideas using practical examples
• Scrutinise the key challenges and solutions of today’s market
• Network with a leading expert in the BIG DATA community within a niche environment

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