If you are getting involved in a project using ml-gradle, this tip should come in handy if you are not allowed to put passwords (especially the admin password!) in plain text. Without this restriction, you may have multiple passwords in your gradle.properties file if there are multiple MarkLogic users that you need to configure. Instead of storing these passwords in gradle.properties, you can retrieve them from a location where they’re encrypted using this Gradle credentials plugin, used

Blockchain and quantum computing are two major trends that are rapidly moving forward in technology today. Both offer major potential advancements, but when they come into conflict, one may seriously undermine the other.

Many feel that blockchain will make critical data easily accessible while resolving security and data-quality issues (e.g., The Benefits of Blockchain Across Industries).

As a result, there are moves to place a wide variety of critical

The inescapable headlines about data breaches mean that we’re all aware of the proliferation of data security issues as well as industry and government efforts to stem them. In addition, data crises at Equifax, Anthem, eBay, JP Morgan Chase, Yahoo, and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management indicate that being a large organization with ample resources does not preclude security vulnerabilities. At a time when integrating and sharing data is more critical to risk management in

Government agencies have been readily adopting mobile technologies over the past decade to deliver self-service applications to their constituents. However, for internal agencies’ needs they are still faced with lack of hardware support, security and infrastructure challenges when trying to leverage smartphones and mobile devices.

3rd Eye Technologies is a leader in addressing these challenges. I recently spoke with Ron Huda, CEO of 3rd Eye Technologies to learn about their new offerings

Governments do not typically send military personnel to war without first knowing the challenges they are facing. This much is logical. And by that logic, neither our intelligence services nor police forces seek to prevent issues of national security without first attaining a comprehensive understanding of the threats they face.

One of the challenges these institutions now contend with, however, is that they are dealing with an overwhelming amount of data. Getting that data out of the