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1. Introduction: Why do the same attacks still work so well? Even with significant advances in technology and increased attention to digital security, cyberattacks continue to hit companies with alarming frequency. And, more than that, they continue to exploit flaws that the market has known about for years. A 2025 study conducted by Grant Thornton, […]

In today's world, information is one of the most valuable assets an organization can have. Data management has gone from being a support function to a core strategy for competitiveness, innovation, and growth. After all, accumulating data isn't enough: it's necessary to collect, organize, protect, and analyze this information effectively.

1. Introduction: The scam is old, but the approach is new. You've probably received a message that seemed too urgent to ignore, like a bank alert, an unexpected charge, a tracking link for a supposed package... In these fast-paced times, this type of approach works. And that's exactly what […]

1. Introduction: Why Migrating to a Data Lake Reshapes Your Business Migrating data to a data lake is much more than moving files or purchasing more cloud storage. It's a strategic decision because it redefines how data flows, connects, and transforms into value. But every strategic decision requires preparation—and […]

1. Introduction: Why Unstructured Data Requires a New Architecture Let's be honest: it's not the volume of data that challenges companies, but its format. And data rarely comes in organized columns or well-behaved tables. It arrives in PDFs, customer service audio files, IoT sensors, random messages in ERP systems, […]

1. Introduction: Why is governance the invisible foundation of GenIA? It's no surprise: GenIA (generative artificial intelligence) is becoming a tangible productivity tool within companies. According to McKinsey, 71% of organizations that adopted GenIA by 2024 already incorporate it into at least one relevant business process. […]

1. Introduction: Speed ​​is the New Rule When data volume grows faster than the capacity to analyze it, it's not the infrastructure that fails: it's the lack of time. A Wakefield Research study reveals that data engineering teams spend, on average, 44% of their time simply maintaining existing pipelines—[…]

The job market is at a turning point. What once seemed distant (the so-called professions of the future) are now part of the present and are beginning to dictate which skills will truly be valuable in the coming years. Artificial intelligence, automation, and cybersecurity aren't just buzzwords: they're creating new roles and reshaping careers […]