David Gordon

1 week ago | theregister.com | David Gordon

Sponsored Post Here's a sobering reality: 95% of data breaches involve human error. So, why do most organizations still throw technology at a fundamentally human problem? It's like trying to fix a leaky roof by buying better buckets. Sure, engaging those employees can shore up your data defenses. But what if we told you that it could increase your business performance too?

3 weeks ago | theregister.com | David Gordon

Sponsored post It seems like the entire world is relying on AI to improve its future efficiency, but how does that impact the planet from a sustainability perspective? Goldman Sachs Research estimates that the , driven partly by increased production of AI-enabled applications and workloads, use of the large language models (LLMs), and massive compute clusters required to power them.

3 weeks ago | theregister.com | David Gordon

SPONSORED POST When you've got disparate data flowing in from every corner of your business, making sense of it all and making it work harder for you isn't always easy. That's where Google Cloud BigQuery can help. It's more than just a data warehouse; it's a foundation for smarter analytics, faster insights, and a meaningful AI strategy. To help you explore what BigQuery can offer, we've curated a collection of expert insights, customer stories, and practical resources all in one place.

1 month ago | whatsonstage.com | David Gordon

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1 month ago | theregister.com | David Gordon

Sponsored post You’d be naïve to believe that the cloud is secure by default, and while most hosting services provide basic defenses, it’s not always clear what level of protection these provide. Weak identity and access controls, inadequate encryption, insecure application programming interfaces (APIs), application and service misconfigurations, denial of service (DoS) attacks and insider threats – they can all lead to sensitive information stored in the cloud being lost or stolen.