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Article by Veeam systems and engineers head Nathan Steiner
Data is everywhere.
Simplistically called 'the new oil', data is the primary asset of today's digital economy and is becoming more critical for businesses.
But as data sprawls, it is becoming more and more effective.
What if data could be de-valued in zero-dollar value to anything or anyone?
Market forces
It stands to reason that the most valuable data is, the greater the threat that someone will attempt to steal it or compromise it.
But business data, by its very definition, will always be a value to the right person – the key is finding a way to the wrong person.
This ultimately boils down to how to wrappers.
It can be worth nothing.
This is where blockchain and its future use can provide enormous impact and benefit.
Beyond the blockchain hype
Data maintenance is a real-world use case where blockchain is able to make a significant difference.
Blockchain can make a business' s most critical and valuable data completely worthless to someone else – but only if it's done right.
Blockchain does not encrypt data; it is used as a method of authentication and validation.
The healthcare industry is one of the strongest use cases for this technology.
Consider personal medical records, health information, or management of a patient who is willing to share, exchange or make available their data to appropriate third parties via blockchain.
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The ability to be disclosed, accessed and licensed, is predicted on different systems and / or encrypted key-based authentication.
Blockchain technology could have a significant impact.
Management in the data sprawl
The key value of blockchain in this case is that of traditional forms of protection and management.
In order to be protected and managed, it is encrypted and protected holistically within the silo.
This singular and restrictive method of data protection is in direct contrast to the realities of our digital age.
Data is sprawling across the global economy, becoming more plethora of cloud ecosystems and within both structured and unstructured silos.
The challenge in modern data management is protecting and managing data and noting where it is located and under what context.
If you want to remove the need for siloed repositories, you can also enhance the security of valuable data that is meaningful in the wrong hands.
Sweeping the day to date.
Existing data to grow, existing siloed infrastructures are unsustainable and will continue to suffer hacks and security breaches.
The moment for the day is its value is skyrocketing.
To be safe and secure, it is necessary to be a business or any individual, organizations must conversely ensure that it is worthless when it is not in the hands of those who have it.
Blockchain's unique immutability and global replicability.
