Safeguarding in the Big Data Era: From Information Addressing to Data-Driven Safety.

Computer Applications

The old saying "knowledge power" has been proven accurate in today's information era. Access to information results in the acquisition of knowledge. The capacity to extract information from enormous amounts of data has grown in relevance. Researchers invented the phrase "Big Data Analytics" (BDA) to define the art of processing, storing, and accumulating huge volumes of data for future analysis. Content comes out at an alarming rate. The fast rise of the Internet, Circuit of Devices (IoT), and other technological breakthroughs are the primary drivers of this long-term growth. Because the data created mirrors the environment in which it is generated, we may use the data obtained from systems to grasp exactly how it runs and works on the inside. This has evolved into a key aspect of cybersecurity, where the objective is to protect valuable resources. Furthermore, the increasing value of data has elevated big data to the status of a high-priority objective. This study examines recent cybersecurity measures research in connection to big data. We discuss how big data is safeguarded and how big data may be utilised as a cybersecurity tool. In the form of tables, we summarise recent studies and provide trends, open research tasks, and difficulties. The work writing will offer users a more comprehensive grasp of cybersecurity in the big data era, research trends, and open issues in this busy research area.

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