DATA MANAGEMENT AND STORAGE: CHALLENGES FOR CYBER INTELLIGENCE
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As information takes on an increasingly leading role in the society-technology rela-tionship, the need to generate, process and store data in greater quantities and with greater effectiveness increases. But with this increase in data demand for the functioning of modern society, the amount of erroneous, false, expired and/or irrel-evant data also increases. This data “waste” causes difficulties on various levels: from slowing down query times to databases, to increasing digital storage costs, to name a few cases. This study addresses the problems that this phenomenon poses for the field of cyber intelligence, analyzing some solutions observed in various or-ganizations, and projecting possible future paths regarding this issue.
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