Sentences with phrase «when storing data»

When storing data in the cloud, encryption is essential.

There are many situations in which data owners may not fully trust service providers — when we store data in cloud services, or exchange it over secure messaging systems, for example.

When you store data in the cloud, you're trusting a third party to keep it safe.

When you store your data in MS SQL, you obviously have to make sure it gets backed up.

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One interesting tidbit Dropbox notes is that when it first started moving its corporate data from AWS to its own data center servers, it had to duplicate the data of its customers so that their data was stored in both AWS and Dropbox computers.

Datto's Total Data Protection platform encompasses a suite of proprietary software and hardware alongside a 140 - petabyte private cloud to store and restore data across a client's physical and virtual servers as well as SaaS applications, promising near - instantaneous end - to - end recoverability if and when misfortune striData Protection platform encompasses a suite of proprietary software and hardware alongside a 140 - petabyte private cloud to store and restore data across a client's physical and virtual servers as well as SaaS applications, promising near - instantaneous end - to - end recoverability if and when misfortune stridata across a client's physical and virtual servers as well as SaaS applications, promising near - instantaneous end - to - end recoverability if and when misfortune strikes.

When virtually any amount of data can be processed and stored in the Cloud, there are huge opportunities to understand your customers and market better.

The most obvious way to use this data would be to alert existing clients on new deals right when they are near your store or company branch; however, there are ways to get more creative.

When data is transmitted to and stored on remote servers, of course it is less secure, right?

When you're creating a new way of storing and processing data for global business infrastructure, a little fun can go a long way toward relieving the pressure.

Most importantly, top executives will need to learn to rely on machines to make some real - time decisions (where to allocate store staff or when to slow down an assembly line, for example) and to harness data for their own decision making.

But DRAM is pricey, and when you shut your machine off everything is wiped clean, so most data is stored someplace else.

Apple has been casting itself as a protector of user privacy in recent years, particularly earlier this year when it battled the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a high - profile case involving accessing encrypted data stored on an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino terrorists.

The app can also be configured to alert users via push notification when new orders are placed, and help store owners leverage customer data «on the go,» thanks to easily - accessible order histories and detailed profiles.

In many cases when customers came to IBM considering something like Ethereum or Bitcoin, they are worried about their data being stored in the larger community.

Now, thanks to that data, users can use auto - generated Geofilters when they're around a store's location.

Where exactly is our company's data being stored when some - one uses their own device, and what about the security risks if someone loses their phone or it's stolen?»

In addition, Nguyen and his team built a more efficient way to store data that also keeps track of all the changes when users scrolls through apps on the Home screen or decide to play something.

The cloud makes sense when storing, processing and transferring data.

But Rob Crooke, senior vice president and general manager of Intel's Non-Volatile Memory Solutions Group, explained that because the 3D Xpoint memory combines some of the elements of NAND and DRAM, you can have a lot of it (10 times more than current DRAM) and it's non-volatile, which means that when the power goes off the data stored in it will stick around.

Rightfully so, Facebook users want to know how, why, and where their data is stored and shared when the...

When the company enters a new city they have the stored data for users who have opened the application in that area to see if coverage is available.

But Kogan rebutted this idea — saying the data had never been in his physical possession when he traveled to Russia, pointing out it was stored in a cloud hosting service in the US.

No doubt data feeds are incredibly useful for ecommerce store owners, especially when the products are being dropshipped.

If cancelable biometrics (http://blog.learning-adventure.com/2015/10/biometric-databases-breaches-shouldnt.html) were used when storing the biometric template, the original biometric data can't be recovered.

Use data you may have from last year's sales to see where most of your sales came from and when (in - store, late hours, etc.), and then focus your holiday marketing adjustments on those factors.

When your truck arrives at the office, the tracking device is removed and the information and the data are downloaded to a computer and stored there.

With Billon, all data is stored on users» device, and all transactions happen on peer - to - peer basis, meaning when users move money between one another, bank central infrastructure is never used.

In the weeks preceding the fork, bitcoin coalesced around a solution called «segregated witness,» which will change how data is stored in blocks to free up some space when it kicks in later in August.

When stored, that data is scattered across the drive.

Advertisers like consumer goods brands are particularly reliant on this type of third - party data, because they don't have direct lines to collect consumer data when most of the purchases of their products happen at stores they don't own.

The best way to store sensitive domestic data — as well as when and how it can be transferred across borders — should be decided by Canadians, digital freedom organization OpenMedia says in its NAFTA consultation submission.

The idea behind Venzee began to take shape in 2013 when Hiscox was developing an online store and ran into the same data problems that had challenged her first ecommerce startup back in 2004 — spreadsheets.

Yep, it is being uploaded and stored in a file folder, with your name on it, and when it is no longer uploading, because your (current) body died, and your battery is flat - lined, no energy left to send data upstairs, you still exist, in that file folder.

Well that is when God warns that it is easy for him to wipe all that you in store in your mind and the more you come closer to God the more you get back as inspiration or revelation and the farther you go from him the more you lose than gain that data in stored and more deprived from inspiration, revelation...

When an internet outage happens and the capture computer can't communicate with the web server, data continues to be collected and stored on the capture computer until it can all be transfered to the web server.

When I signed up for the card, I ticked a box that allows the store to use my data in accordance with their privacy policy.

Existing research of containers indicated that performance issues became apparent in the lifecycle of a container when the number of stored images and concurrent user requests for data increased.

The idea is that the host can not read the data it stores, making it less liable to turn over data to law enforcement when they come calling (although it remains to be seen how this will work in practice).

The Stacker software is designed so that when it encounters DOS 6 on a PC, it automatically bypasses the Doublespace feature and converts the stored data into its own format.

PRAM is novel because it uses electrical current to store data in a glassy substance called chalcogenide, whose atoms are rearranged when it is heated.

Moreover, comparing their findings with old data on how much water the basins can store, the researchers found widely varying estimates on when basins would run 90 % dry — from 10 years to tens of thousands of years, in the case of the northwest Sahara.

«When everything is communicating — from your refrigerator to your car to your home heating — you'll need ways to store huge amounts of data,» says Ian Steff, vice president of global policy at the Semiconductor Industry Association.

In the past week Google used HTML5 to make it possible to drag files into its online email service as you would if moving them around on your own computer, and also announced that it would soon use HTML5 to make it possible for online documents to be accessed and edited even when not connected to the internet, by storing data locally and seamlessly syncing it as soon as when a connection is available.

As worldwide development manager for California - based Intel, the world's largest semiconductor maker, Clarke extols the memory retention of flash chips — which can store data even when their power is off — and their other virtues, such as hardiness, high data density and low power consumption.

The company claims on its Web site that the device can also operate autonomously (based on data stored in its computer), which is key when used by people suffering spinal cord injuries or physical disabilities resulting from strokes or other disorders.

In the last 10 years or so, however, it's become clear that even when a computer is handling encrypted data, its memory - access patterns — the frequency with which it stores and accesses data at different memory addresses — can betray a shocking amount of private information.

Flash memory — a miniature hard drive on a microchip — stores up to two megabytes of data even when the power is off or the batteries go dead.

Thus when a computer is on, DRAM capacitors must be recharged continually, and when it is off, all their stored data is lost.

The new memory can store data for decades even when the power is removed.