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The “Soft and Chewy Centers” That Put Your Data at Risk

Posted on October 22, 2014July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Tom Simonite reports:

As corporations plow more data and money into cloud computing, criminals are following, and their digital hauls are getting bigger. This summer, for example, JPMorgan said that the accounts of 76 million U.S. households and seven million businesses had been accessed without authorization.

A well-funded startup launching today, called Illumio, claims that its software can reduce the incidence and extent of such breaches by taking a new approach to securing software running in data centers.

Read more on MIT Technology Review.

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