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The big data challenge: What's in store for NoSQL security

In the rush to capitalize on big data, many companies forget that developing an ecosystem of structured and unstructured data means higher risk of loss and exposure. What technologies should be in place to enforce NoSQL security controls on-premises and in the cloud? Adrian Lane explores these issues in this month's cover story. We also report on IT security's role in cyberinsurance, as organizations seek to transfer risk and hedge their losses in an immature market with complex policies. Finally, we look at FedRamp 2.0 and its potential ramifications as a far-reaching model for cloud security standards, just months after the June deadline for compliance with the government program. And columnist Marcus Ranum interviews Columbia University's Joel Rosenblatt about his latest projects with security metrics and how their use can benefit security programs.
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Features in this issue
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The NoSQL challenge: What's in store for big data and security
Big data offers horizontal scalability, but how do you get your database security to scale along with it?
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Is cyberinsurance worth the risk?
Immature products and a lack of standardization raise critical questions about first-party risk and third-party liability.
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Beyond the Page: Using big data for defense
This Beyond the Page examines how some enterprises are protecting their big-data ecosystems with encryption, security data analysis and visualization.
Columns in this issue
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Part of the conversation on cyber risk insurance
Security deserves a seat at the risk management table.
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Ranum Q&A: How to make the grade in information security metrics
Marcus Ranum chats with Columbia University's Joel Rosenblatt to learn how "apples to apples" comparisons helped automate critical security processes.
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