Senzing Uses Entity Resolution to Find Relationships in Databases, VentureBeat PUBLISHED JUNE 20, 2018 By Kyle Wiggers in VentureBeat Cybercrime hurts business' bottom lines. Damage costs from social engineering, ransomware attacks, and malware infections are expected to hit $6 trillion annually by 2021, according to CSO's State of Cybercrime report. Even more alarming? Since January ...
Senzing Uses Real-Time AI to Hunt for Insider Threats, SiliconANGLE PUBLISHED JUNE 20, 2018 By Mike Wheatley in SiliconANGLE IBM Corp. spinout Senzing Inc. is launching what it calls the world’s first “entity resolution” software for fraud detection that uses artificial intelligence to detect bad actors accessing corporate data. Senzing’s bad guy hunting software is ...
Senzing’s Software for Bad Guy Hunting is the First Real-Time AI for Entity Resolution to Fight Financial Crime, GlobeNewswire PUBLISHED JUNE 20, 2018 By Kim Lianthamani and Julie Karbo of Karbo Communications VENICE, Calif., June 20, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Senzing, a new artificial intelligence-based (AI) software company, today announced its Senzing software product to ...
Jonas solves problems the high-tech way—mining the "data warehouse in his head." PHOTOGRAPH BY MARK THIESSEN, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PUBLISHED MAY 6, 2014 By Cathy Newman in National Geography Jeff Jonas was 14 years old when he saw his first computer. It would not be an overstatement to label the experience profound, and completely accurate to call it ...
Peter Swire is an internationally recognized expert in privacy law. Swire is also a Senior Fellow at the Future of Privacy Forum and a Policy Fellow with the Center for Democracy and Technology.
Ann Cavoukian is the former Information and Privacy Commissioner for the Canadian province of Ontario, serving from 1997 to 2014. Both before and during her tenure as commissioner she expanded on her concept of Privacy by Design, which takes privacy into account throughout the system engineering process, as part of a joint Canadian-Dutch team.[1]
With the Senzing App, fulfill Single Subject Search (SAR) requests in minutes in one report, across multiple source systems.
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GDPR requires organizations to provide EU residents with access to their personal information within 30 days, or risk fines and damages. Organizations that search systems individually will likely fail to find all of a person’s information across the enterprise. With Senzing, you can use single subject search to more easily locate personal data and more ...