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- Sep 29, 2026
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Legacy DLP was built for a data world that no longer exists (opens the original)
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Employees now work across Microsoft 365, messaging platforms, cloud applications, SaaS environments and generative AI tools, often moving between them throughout the day. Most of this activity is legitimate and necessary, yet every new application creates another route for sensitive information to leave the organisation. This is where traditional data loss prevention (DLP) approaches are starting to show their age. Many were designed around a more contained technology environment, where business
Data modernisation fails when nobody understands the data (opens the original)
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Most organisations just don’t understand their data, and that is a problem that needs to be fixed today. Over time, data estates expand across legacy databases, cloud platforms, SaaS applications, data warehouses, lakes and departmental systems. New technologies are added, old systems remain in place and business definitions evolve. The result is an environment that technically functions but that few people can fully explain. That becomes a serious problem when the organisation begins a modernis
From streams to strategy: How event messaging fortifies financial resilience (opens the original)
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For financial services institutions (FSIs), the architectural North Star has long been clear: reduce the time between an idea and its delivery to customers. However, as they pursue instant gratification, instant payments, real-time fraud detection and immediate liquidity insights, FSIs are leaning more decisively towards event-driven architecture (EDA). Until now, billions of dollars have been invested in deploying enterprise messaging layers like Apache Kafka, RabbitMQ and cloud-native queues.
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