Troy Hunt

OCTOBER 24, 2017

Current status: The competition has run and been won! Scroll down to the bottom for the result. Friends who follow what I'm up to these days will see that I'm often away from home in far-flung parts of the world. What that means is a lot of time on planes, a lot of time in airports (which is where I'm writing this now) and a lot of time in hotel rooms.

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Passwords Data breaches Accountability Education 139

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

OCTOBER 25, 2017

Cyberattacks continue to grow more sophisticated and persistent. To combat threats and keep data safe, IT teams must employ robust encryption, key management, and access controls. This is especially true for information held in storage environments, which can contain an organization’s most vital assets. To secure storage, many organizations have been leveraging native encryption offerings from their storage vendors.

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Encryption 69

Troy Hunt

OCTOBER 27, 2017

I'm between (short domestic) trips, I'm playing with my new iPad and I'm working on something really, really cool I'm going to be talking about next week. Seriously, this is a big thing that's been in the works for a while now and I'll be covering it in detail in the next update. For now, I've caught up on the whole IoT warning thing I totally overlooked last week.

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IoT 110

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

OCTOBER 27, 2017

Multi-cloud use – It’s here in spades. One of the things we see every day at Thales is how the pace of change in organizations is pushing them to adapt and utilize cloud, big data, IoT and container technologies. Organizations are digitally transforming themselves at a fundamental level to address new markets, offer new services to existing customers and stay relevant in a rapidly changing world that is increasingly operating online.

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Encryption Digital transformation Big data IoT 73

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