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Illicit shadow fleets are a growing threat to global security. These vessels, operating outside the law, help adversarial nations evade sanctions and finance their operations. Shadow fleets also pose a new risk of hybrid warfare, as seen in recent high-sea sabotage incidents in Europe. Opaque ownership structures and hidden networks make shadow fleets hard to track, but they aren’t invisible
Watch this on-demand webianr, where we show you how to use corporate and trade records to pierce the veil of secrecy surrounding these actors. You’ll learn how to begin identifying actors behind shadow fleet networks, enabling more effective countermeasures and strategies for disrupting their activities.
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Today, many organizations want to gain further insight using the vast amount of data they generate or have access to. They may want to perform reporting, analytics and/or machine learning on that data and further integrate the results with other applications across the organization. More and more organizations have found it challenging to meet their needs with traditional on-premises data analytics solutions and are looking at modernizing their data and analytics infrastructure by moving to cloud. However, before they can start analyzing the data, they need to ingest this data into cloud and use the right tool for the right job. This paper outlines the patterns, practices, and tools used by AWS customers when ingesting data into AWS Cloud using AWS services.
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