Scott Howard Email & Phone Number

Scott Howard is a Executive Assistant to CEO at United Nations Foundation at United Nations Foundation.

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  Executive Assistant To Ceo

  United Nations Foundation

  Apr 1989 - Present - United States

  In 2002-2003 there was 911, which caused a reaction in the market with a number of “First Generation Security Analytics”. Companies like Palantir cobbled together legacy infrastructure to assemble an otology-based solution to detect security issues from multiple large data sets finding pieces of evidence days or months after a breach occurred. Big Data was not around at that time. During this time SOM clustering analytics, like what CyberFlow uses today, were evolving and being used successfully for fraud analytics and to predict market trends on Wall Street. Fast forward to 2014; A Second generation of Big Data Analytics emerged; cloud has enabled more efficient compute, storage and networking. Most Cyber Security solutions still perform data mining (static data warehouse) on “aged” data, but big data analytics is now much more evolved than what Palantir used 10 years before. Leapfrog to 2015, Big Data Analytics is now embedded in hardware and analyzes massive data flows of petabytes at a fraction of the cost and complexity. This has the potential to become transformational for the big data analytics market. For IOT, it means use of data by businesses, systems and people to make informed decisions in real time. LTE estimates 2B devices alone by year’s end 2017. We are expected to reach 2% of connections, 4 percent by 2015 and nearly 10% by then end of 2018. As we move steadily closer to connecting every person and device in the world, our economic future will depend even more on maintaining a unified global Internet. Although all of the devices around us will be smart, connected and working in coordination to optimize efficiency and respond automatically almost instantly to our needs, the growing number of connected devices provides an unprecedented number of vulnerable endpoints for cyber attackers to exploit. Cyberflow is designed to solve this using most sophisticated set of mathematical algorithms on the planet with high accuracy.

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  University Of California, Los Angeles

  Medicine