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6 Tips for Applying Data Quality Practices to Data Governance Programs

The barriers to data governance are erased when an organization adopts the techniques and best practices of data quality and the closely related practice of data stewardship. That's because the business-to-IT collaboration established by quality and stewardship practices is also required of data governance. In fact, quality and governance practices

The worst data security snafus of 2012 – so far

From the embarrassing hack of a conversation between the FBI and Scotland Yard to a plethora of data breaches, data security snafus have ruled the first half of 2012. Here's a look at some of the worst snafus month-by-month. More>>

Data Security, Storage: Businesses Struggle with High Costs

Data is the lifeblood for any business. Whether it is the information about their customers, records of previous transactions, performance metrics or financial results, organizations depend on data to deliver critical insight into what they're doing and what they need to do next. But that same information can be a

It’s time to focus on Data Security

Concerns over data security and data privacy remain the most significant barriers to Cloud adoption, according to the latest research from the Cloud Industry Forum (CIF).  More>>

Practical Lessons from Recent Data Security Breaches

Recent data breaches at popular Internet sites, including the theft of millions of user passwords by hackers at business networking site LinkedIn and dating site eHarmony, show the consequences businesses are likely to face from unauthorized access to private data. Though the exact costs of these breaches are difficult to determine,

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