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Four questions for a casino InfoSec director

CIO Business Intelligence

For example, being able to move from slot machine to slot machine using a digital wallet stored on your phone. As learned from recent cyberattacks, user education has become a critical component to protecting against these threats as well. What emerging technologies are you most excited about?

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How to calculate TCO for enterprise software

CIO Business Intelligence

For example, if you plan to run the application for five-plus years, but the servers you plan to run it on are approaching end of life and will need to replaced in two to three years, you’re going to need to account for that. Backup: Application data doesn’t simply live in one place. Then there’s backups and disaster recovery.

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5 tips to ensure your cloud databases are compliant, secure and private

Dataconomy

Make sure that all data is encrypted both in transit and at rest, carry out regular employee training so that everyone understands the importance, and implement robust role-based access controls (RBAC) together with multi-factor authentication (MFA). It limits the risk of data leaks and minimizes access to private data.

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Anywhere, anytime collaboration with DaaS in cloud computing

Dataconomy

By encapsulating the entire desktop stack, including the operating system, applications, and data, within a virtual instance, DaaS enables seamless access and collaboration, improved disaster recovery capabilities, and enhanced security controls. Cloud service providers implement robust security measures to protect desktops and data.

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