Showing posts with label recorded future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recorded future. Show all posts

Tuesday, 17 September 2013

Monitoring the Future of Cloud Computing

Recorded Future uses their novel Web semantic analysis methods to look at the future of Cloud computing.  Visually answering questions like: " ... As businesses continue to modernize, technological innovation accelerates. Cloud computing is a relatively new trend in this modernization which has been growing swiftly since its inception in 2007. Companies such as Amazon and Google are front-runners in cloud computing platforms, but what other companies are innovating in the field? ... " 

Wednesday, 17 July 2013

Competing Rapidly With Web Intelligence

Last month I gave a talk to a large company that is actively looking for new ways to compete. They have long been seen as a lower cost, but less innovative service provider.  How does a company like this understand their competitive space?  And in particular, how do they understand how that space is evolving over time?    An article from Recorded Future that addresses this dilemma.   How do you rapidly adapt in your domain?  What public and private information can be leveraged to make you as agile as possible.  Gain critical insights from web intelligence, combine that with your own internal sensory data, and drive to key changes in your methods.

Friday, 28 June 2013

The Future of Autonomous Vehicles


Another good example of time forward looking search.    From a company I have followed for some time: Recorded Future.  Good understanding of possible futures has always been an interest.  Here looking at the future of the autonomous car.  A good simple example of the idea.  Depends, of course, on the validity of the future pointing indicators that it is based on.   See the link for complete and interactive capability, which shows the power of this timeline plot of search.

Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Cyber Security from Recorded Future

Have presented Recorded Future a number of times as a forward looking unstructured analysis method.  Now they announced something new, using their unique methods to do Cyber Security Monitoring.  Worth examining.  Much in the news today.  They write and I am currently reading:

"Today, we're excited to introduce our Cyber Security Monitoring application.

Together with our existing analyst tools, this new capability enables security teams to uniquely leverage the web in support of threat intelligence and cyber situational awareness.

The web is an immensely rich resource for signals of cyber threats, but its lack of structured information is a challenge for maintaining a real-time view of the cyber landscape.

Our breakthrough web intelligence platform aggregates, organizes, and effectively surfaces indicators of threats and attacks reported in open web sources. This information is now available in the Recorded Future Cyber Security Monitoring application.

If you believe your company needs better protection against cyber threats then make sure you grab a copy of our *new* white paper.

It explains our Cyber Security Monitoring application in more detail and it doesn't cost anything. Go here to get started: http://go.recordedfuture.com/cyber-security-insights-from-web-intelligence/