Ryan Stevens

Ryan is a senior writer covering live events with theCUBE. After an extensive academic career in engineering, he worked with dozens of tech startups developing new software and hardware products. He has also contributed to the content and documentation needs of companies such as Q4 Inc., PivIT Global and others.

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On theCUBE Pod: What the MGM hack tells us and thoughts on Cisco buying Splunk

It has been another whirlwind period of events for theCUBE, with Fal.Con and mWISE Conference now in the books. Both events focused on the cybersecurity landscape, as AI and threat actors continue to dominate the news. In fact, just last week, as the Fal.Con and mWISE events wrapped up, a ransomware attack crippled services at MGM ...

What to expect during the ‘Teradata Possible’ event: Join theCUBE Oct. 3

Amid a continuing boom in artificial intelligence, executives at large enterprises are feeling the pressure. Almost nine in 10 executives understand the merits and potential of AI, according to an August IDC survey sponsored by Teradata Corp. However, 86% of those surveyed indicated that they believed more governance was needed to make sure generative AI ...

Three insights you might have missed from the ‘Cybersecurity’ AWS Startup Showcase event

In less than two weeks, the 20th annual Cybersecurity Awareness Month will kick off in an effort to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity. Now, more than ever, data protection has evolved as interconnected systems and networks become increasingly more complex and as the threat of ransomware evolves. It was those challenges — and the ...

Three insights you might have missed from the ‘SAS Explore’ event

Data management innovation, and where artificial intelligence fit in, has been top of mind of late. During this week’s SAS Explore event, one of the biggest questions posed was: How might AI technology position SAS Institute Inc. for AI enterprise use cases, products and services? SAS does have a history in artificial intelligence technology. And, that history was on ...
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On theCUBE Pod: Analysis on the Arm IPO and the AI regulation debate

It’s been yet another busy period for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, marked by our summer events coverage, such as last week’s SAS Explore event in Las Vegas. There have also been big developments in the tech world, including British chip design firm Arm Holdings Ltd. finally going public. It was this year’s biggest IPO, and ...

Baffle seeks to provide easy data protection for apps, analytics and AI

Customers in every industry worldwide right now are migrating data to the cloud. But it’s no secret that there are some challenges involved in that process, with various companies proposing solutions to solve them. What are the problems that need particular focus? To understand the challenges, it’s important to first talk about all of the ...

When data becomes dangerous, and what to do about it

Cloud storage has grown massively in the past few years. Simultaneous to that, organizations have been routinely targeted with ransomware, sometimes on a daily basis. Still, there’s so much more to go when it comes to the amount of data that needs to be moved to the cloud, according to Ed Casmer (pictured), founder and ...

Artificial intelligence can simplify InfoSec compliance, says Secureframe

In today’s world, security risks are everywhere at the seams. Shared models are creating opportunities for exploitation. Many are trying to achieve compliance while mending the vulnerability in cloud computing. In essence, it isn’t about fixing the present, but it’s about paving the way for a safer future. One company with its eye on those ...

Elastio uses reverse engineering to better understand increasingly sophisticated ransomware

Ransomware is on the minds of most corporations today, with a big concern about the impact of getting hit on day-to-day operations. Various solutions have emerged to help mitigate those headaches, including when it comes to cloud-native and cloud services. The operating model in the cloud is much different than it is on-prem, according to ...

For Halcyon, battling ransomware means employing a mindset that failure is inevitable

In 2021, the American oil pipeline operator Colonial Pipeline Co. was subject to a ransomware attack that halted its operations for five days. The company would go on to pay around a $5 million ransom to the ransomware group. For many in the cybersecurity industry and for many who follow current events, that incident served ...