Does NoSQL Equal No Security?
Wednesday, May 16th, 2012Big data and the tools to manage it have become an almost constant topic of discussion, and NoSQL, a general category of non-relational data storage tools designed to store large volumes of loosely structured data, is frequently at the center of these conversations. However, not everyone is enamored with NoSQL. A recent report by Information Week, “Why NoSQL Equals No Security,” suggests that security is barely an afterthought in NoSQL repositories. Is this a valid assessment or just a bit more hyperbole in a market that seems to gravitate toward tabloid style sensationalism?
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Does NoSQL Equal No Security?
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