Digital transformation has become an instrumental force driving modernization across various industries, fundamentally changing the way businesses manage and store data. As organizations increasingly adopt advanced technologies like cloud networking and big data applications, the demand for
Data breaches have always posed significant threats to organizations, but the post-pandemic era has seen an alarming increase in the financial burden of such incidents. According to IBM's latest report, the average cost of a network data breach has reached a staggering $4.88 million, a sharp
Equinix, Inc. has made a substantial investment of RM23 million to acquire land from Cyberview Sdn Bhd in Cyberjaya, Malaysia, as part of its strategy to expand its data center capacity. This recent acquisition aims to address the increasing demand for reliable, high-performance data center
The recent data breaches affecting Snowflake and its customers, including prominent names like AT&T and Ticketmaster, have brought to light several critical issues concerning cloud security. Although Snowflake, a renowned data cloud provider, is at the heart of these incidents, it insists that
The rapidly evolving digital landscape has ushered in immense reliance on cloud storage solutions for data management. However, this convenience comes with significant risks, as evidenced by numerous high-profile data breaches. This article delves into the implications of such security failures,
In the fast-evolving landscape of digital transformation, enterprises are making strategic decisions about where to allocate their resources. While the buzz around Artificial Intelligence (AI) remains high, businesses are increasingly prioritizing cloud data management. This trend reflects a
