Dataguise and Cloudera to Present at Data360 Conference Power Panel Big Data: Next Wave of Innovation & Growth

FREMONT, CA--(Marketwired - Apr 1, 2014) - Dataguise, the leading provider of Big Data security intelligence and protection solutions, announced today that CEO Manmeet Singh will present on the Power Panel series entitled "Big Data: Next Wave of Innovation & Growth" at the Data360 Conference. Singh and other panelists, such as Kirk Dunn, chief operating officer at Cloudera, Adam Dole, presidential innovation fellow with the White House, and John Mattison, chief medical information officer at Kaiser Permanente, will explain how enterprises are leveraging the massive benefits of Big Data.

Singh will share how enterprises across many industries, including financial, healthcare and government, are addressing compliance and privacy risks inherent in Big Data and the growing requirement to safeguard sensitive data against data breaches and insider threats. Singh will also discuss how protecting data can provide actionable intelligence to decision makers to ensure they are meeting industry-specific compliance policies.

Power Panel Series: Big Data: Next Wave of Innovation & Growth
Date: Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Time: 12:30 p.m. PT
Where: Data360 Conference, Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA

For more information, please visit the News and Events page. Dataguise has a limited number of discounted passes available for this event. To inquire about a complimentary pass, visit the Dataguise website.

About Dataguise
Dataguise is the leading provider of Big Data security intelligence and protection solutions. Enterprises in the financial services, healthcare, high tech, government and other industries rely on Dataguise for discovery, data masking, encryption, and intelligence for their sensitive data within Hadoop and other Big Data environments. This allows them to effectively identify information in need of protection and to address regulatory compliance risk. Customers using Dataguise with distributions like Cloudera, Hortonworks, MapR and Pivotal; databases like Oracle, DB2 and SQL Server, and file systems like SharePoint are able to enforce the most appropriate remediation policies for data stored on premises or in the cloud. Dataguise is recognized as a visionary by one of the world's leading analyst firms for its ability to help its customers to reduce the risk of data breaches and to remain compliant with leading regulations designed to protect personally identifiable information (PII) such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH), and the Payment Card Industry (PCI) DSS. For more information visit: http://dataguise.com/.