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PCI compliance: The best defense is a great defense

CIO Business Intelligence

PCI DSS compliance is a robust defense that significantly mitigates the risks involved with all three. Cybersecurity experts at Verizon Consulting Services draw on hands-on experience in solving payment card security challenges dating back to the formation of the PCI security regulation in 2002.

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The history of ESG: A journey towards sustainable investing

IBM Big Data Hub

It refers to a set of metrics used to measure an organization’s environmental and social impact and has become increasingly important in investment decision-making over the years. However, it wasn’t until the 1990s that ESG considerations started to appear in mainstream investment strategies. In 1995, the U.S

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12 Cloud Computing Risks & Challenges Businesses Are Facing In These Days

datapine

We discussed already some of these cloud computing challenges when comparing cloud vs on premise BI strategies. This increases the risks that can arise during the implementation or management process. The risks of cloud computing have become a reality for every organization, be it small or large. Cost management and containment.

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ML internals: Synthetic Minority Oversampling (SMOTE) Technique

Domino Data Lab

This renders measures like classification accuracy meaningless. In their 2002 paper Chawla et al. propose a different strategy where the minority class is over-sampled by generating synthetic examples. 2002) have performed a comprehensive evaluation of the impact of SMOTE- based up-sampling. Chawla et al., Chawla et al.,

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Unintentional data

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

Of course, exploratory analysis of big unintentional data puts us squarely at risk for these types of mistakes. But this does not mean that the slice will continue to exhibit an extreme value on this measurement in the future. Controlling the Type I error necessarily comes at the expense of increasing the risk of a Type II error.