IoT has been the buzzword in the telecom industry for almost a decade. Although analysts remain brutish about its potential to succeed in the coming time, it has not hit the stratospheric peaks that were expected of it. As we speak, IoT sensor chips are getting modified for added security, hardware manufacturers are hard at work to improve the processing power of chips and the versatility in Internet connectivity (for addressing the different requirements of different IoT use cases) has increased considerably. But, the main issue with IoT still remains security that needs to be bolstered with robust security measures. The need for a large and scalable solutions processing platform that can analyze security logs and provide insights about any loopholes in the security has become the need of the hour.Continue reading
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Analyze security logs better and bolster security by employing Superfastprocessing solutions that include the latest in in-memory and real-time processing.
Understand and Analyze Security Logs Better with Massive Data Processing
As hackers discover new ways to intrude into systems and get their hands on vital customer information, companies are looking to neutralize the emerging threat. One way to curb these apparent dangers is to analyze security logs that are generated during everyday operations.Continue reading
Why You Need a Stable Superfast Solution for Processing Large Amounts of Data?
As the dependency on data increases, companies are looking for new avenues to process and analyze data for business purposes. The vast troves of data stored in a myriad of databases offer a wealth of opportunities, but only for those that are ready with tools for processing large amounts of data. Superfast and real-time processing of millions and millions of transactions is the key to unlocking business opportunities presented to an organization. However, one thing that needs to be kept in mind before employing a superfast platform is to analyze its ability to handle load, especially during peaks and surges of data influx.Continue reading