Having data is no great challenge. Most insurance companies have plenty, and while they could perhaps use more–most could–it needs to be usable otherwise it serves no value.

Interoperable solutions backed by a flexible data fabric are the key to digital transformation and multi-system interoperability. In the blog series “Creating Value Through Insurance Data Infrastructure”, we will explore the problems, decisions, and solutions to this challenge.

Major amounts of data live within insurance carriers but the challenge lies in getting it out in useful form. Learn how to extract the value from data without the need to replace your existing systems, spend thousands of hours coding or rekeying data, or commit millions to a new data architecture.

Q:OS delivers the right persistence layer through its Data Fabric, for the appropriate data model and simplifies the operational complexity of ingesting, transforming, normalizing, and schematizing data for businesses to quickly make intelligent decisions.

What started off as attacks on Accellion FTA customers evolved into an epidemic of data breaches and then a plague of “doxing” and cyber extortion. And the worst is almost certainly not behind us.

In our latest installment in this series, we take a look at the problem of pathfinding in StarCraft.

Notebook-supported data exploration and dashboard-based visualization capabilities for quantitative analysis and business intelligence. Uncover data trends, detect anomalies, and analyze results, through configurable and intuitive interfaces that display actionable content.

In this recent USENIX article, co-authors Dan Geer (Senior Fellow at In-Q-Tel and widely recognized security and risk expert) and Jason Crabtree (CEO and co-founder of QOMPLX), explain why it is essential that we reclaim metrics terminology in cyber security.