Basmak technology solutions are designed to address complex application and systems integration requirements across diverse enterprise environments. With solutions for cloud computing, security, and consolidation, Basmak Technologies can help you advance your technology infrastructure with solutions that are integrated from applications to disk. Leverage big data analytics, applications, and infrastructure that transcend reactive intelligence to provide proactive insight.

Our Solutions simplifies big data. Our big data solutions enable you to manage both traditional and new data sets on a single cloud platform. Connect to a Data Warehouse and software applications. Put your data to work with predictive analytics models, dashboards, and machine learning capabilities.

Ensure your company can take advantage of big data opportunities with industry-specific solutions, applications, and architecture. Improve digital customer interactions and drive business growth by delivering data integration and data management. Ensure performance, reliability, and security as you scale in the cloud, in the data center, and in the Internet of Things

What Can You Do with Oracle’s Big Data Platform?

• Big data integration: Bring in different types of data—from batch to streaming—and transform it so that others can consume it.
• Big data management: Store and process your data on a data lake more efficiently, securely.
• Big data analysis: Uncover new insights with analytics and visualization and build models using machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI).

As the growth, mobility and value of data skyrocket, IT  faces rising pressure to protect business-critical assets.

The impact to businesses using inadequate data protection is clear; data loss and unplanned system downtime cost organizations billions annually.

A recent Dell EMC survey of data protection readiness reveals that:

• Cost of data loss can more than double when using multiple DP vendors
• 36% suffered loss or downtime due to security breaches
• 82% of organizations believe their current systems are unprepared for future business challenges

With industry analysts predicting global businesses will generate 44 zetabytes of data by 2020, it’s no surprise that only 18% of organizations are confident their

current data protection solutions will meet all future business challenges.

No matter your environment, you need protection configured to your specific business needs. Our purpose-built solutions, offer efficient options to protect your data wherever it is and against whatever might happen.

• Cloud-enabled — Get complete cloud protection, from cloud LTR to backup and recovery of cloud native workloads.
• Virtualization-ready — Our data protection solutions are architected for the software-defined data center and developed in cooperation with VMware.
• Cost-effective — Accelerate IT Transformation with a lower cost to protect and benefit from new flexible consumption models.
• Reliable — Trust your #1 asset to the #1 in data protection and reduce the many inefficiencies of deploying solutions from multiple vendors.

Forensic science and technology plays a vital role in the criminal justice system by providing technologically and scientifically based information through the analysis of physical evidence. During an investigation, evidence is collected at a crime scene or from a person, analyzed in a crime laboratory and then the results presented in court.

Computers may constitute a ‘scene of a crime’, for example with hacking  or denial of service attacks or they may hold evidence in the form of emails, internet history, documents or other files relevant to crimes such as murder, kidnap, fraud and drug trafficking.

It is not just the content of emails, documents and other files which may be of interest to investigators but also the ‘metadata’  associated with those files. A computer forensic examination may reveal when a document first appeared on a computer, when it was last edited, when it was last saved or printed and which user carried out these actions.

More recently, commercial organisations have used computer forensics to their benefit in a variety of cases such as;

* Intellectual Property theft
* Industrial espionage
* Employment disputes
* Fraud investigations
* Forgeries
* Bankruptcy investigations
* Inappropriate email and internet use in the work place
* Regulatory compliance