CLOUDFLARE PARTNERS WITH DATABRICKS

Sunil Paul, co-founder and MD of Finesse said, “We are pleased to partner with Secureworks to provide our clients with a 24/7 threat detection and protection. In the era of digitalisation, cybersecurity has become a critical component of any business transformation. By utilising Secureworks cybersecurity expertise, we will be able to deliver greater value to our clients and navigate the complex cybersecurity landscape. We are also grateful to Wendy, live data. With Cloudflare and Databricks, joint customers can eliminate the complexity and dynamic costs that stand in the way of the full potential of multicloud analytics and AI initiatives.

CEO of Secureworks for her presence during the signing of the partnership between Finesse and Secureworks.”

Secureworks protects organisations by providing battle-tested, best-in-class cybersecurity solutions that reduce risk, optimise IT and security investments, and fill talent gaps. It delivers solutions by security experts for security experts to prevent, detect, and respond to continuously evolving and diversifying threats and vulnerabilities.

Cloudflare announced a partnership with Databricks, the data and AI company, to enable organisations to safely, simply, and affordably share and collaborate on

“Without an open standard for secure data exchange across organisations, companies find it highly time-consuming to collaborate, requiring export, replication and maintenance of data across many software platforms,” said Matei Zaharia, Co-Founder and CTO at Databricks. “Delta Sharing provides the first open protocol for sharing data across diverse computing platforms, clouds and regions. Today’s announcement shows just how much demand there is for this in the industry, with Cloudflare joining the ecosystem. We are excited about how this will push open interchange forward and help all of our customers collaborate more easily.”

Databricks is driven by the mission to help data teams solve the world’s toughest problems, and enabling organisations to safely share and collaborate on data is critical to achieving that mission. However many organisations still struggle to share data across clouds, customers, teams, and with partners — they often use restrictive platforms and face maintenance burdens, exorbitant egress costs, and a lack of security. This becomes especially costly for organisations seeking to leverage AI, who are constantly moving massive training data sets across different clouds in search of GPUs, racking up massive egress fees in the process. Databricks’ Delta Sharing, the industry’s first open protocol for secure data sharing, makes it simple to share data across teams, and with other organisations, regardless of which computing platforms they use.