Amazon Web Services tunes up high-frequency enterprises in PHL
16 Dec 2019
IN 2017, the data of over 55 million registered voters was leaked in what is now known as the COMLEAKS incident. There have been many reported cases of public data breaches in recent years. This year, a financial services company reportedly exposed about 885 million records of mortgage transactions dating back to 2003 due to what it claimed was a design defect.
In April 2019, a cyber-security company revealed that more than 540 million Facebook user IDs, account names, likes and comments have been exposed on a publicly accessible server.
According to Amazon Web Services (AWS) Enterprise Strategist Mark Schwartz, security breaches happen because of two things.
AWS is positioned to help businesses transform into high-frequency enterprises through cloud technology. The cloud enables quick innovation in four ways. First, it can immediately provide enterprises with resources to experiment on ideas at a small scale. Second, it provides them with powerful technologies, like artificial intelligence and machine learning, at low cost so they don’t have to invest heavily on resources, talent and development.
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https://businessmirror.com.ph/2019/12/07/amazon-web-services-tunes-up-high-frequency-enterprises-in-phl/
In April 2019, a cyber-security company revealed that more than 540 million Facebook user IDs, account names, likes and comments have been exposed on a publicly accessible server.
According to Amazon Web Services (AWS) Enterprise Strategist Mark Schwartz, security breaches happen because of two things.
AWS is positioned to help businesses transform into high-frequency enterprises through cloud technology. The cloud enables quick innovation in four ways. First, it can immediately provide enterprises with resources to experiment on ideas at a small scale. Second, it provides them with powerful technologies, like artificial intelligence and machine learning, at low cost so they don’t have to invest heavily on resources, talent and development.
Read more:
https://businessmirror.com.ph/2019/12/07/amazon-web-services-tunes-up-high-frequency-enterprises-in-phl/