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INDIA New England News Ash Ashutosh BOSTON—Actifio, founded by Indian American serial technology entrepreneur Ash Ashutosh and once valued at $1.3 billion, has entered into an agreement to be acquired by social media giant and technology company Google. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “Business continuity is a top priority for enterprise IT organizations, and today we are excited to announce that Google has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Actifio,” Brad Calder, Vice President of Engineering at Google, said in a blog post earlier this month. “Act...

Security expert and former nsa analyst, david kennedy. gentleman, thanks for being with me tonight. gentleman, i'll begin with you. we always hear about the remote storage service, right, the cloud? everybody has it. so are we supposed to believe that the irs are the only kids on the block that didn't? >> what's intriguing about the irs is that they're a 90,000-people organization, with an over $2 billion budget. so when you have that type of i.t. infrastructure, you have the ability to back things up in a way that you just don't lose it by crashing your e-mail -- or crashing your laptop. so i...

Analyst, david kennedy. gentleman, thanks for being with me tonight. gentleman, i'll begin with you. we always hear about the remote storage service, right, the cloud? everybody has it. so are we supposed to believe that the irs are the only kids on the block that didn't? >> what's intriguing about the irs is that they're a 90,000-people organization, with an over $2 billion budget. so when you have that type of i.t. infrastructure, you have the ability to back things up in a way that you just don't lose it by crashing your e-mail -- or crashing your laptop. so in this case, it seems somewhat ...

Security expert and former nsa analyst, david kennedy. gentleman, thanks for being with me tonight. gentleman, i'll begin with you. we always hear about the remote storage service, right, the cloud? everybody has it. so are we supposed to believe that the irs are the only kids on the block that didn't? >> what's intriguing about the irs is that they're a 90,000-people organization, with an over $2 billion budget. so when you have that type of i.t. infrastructure, you have the ability to back things up in a way that you just don't lose it by crashing your e-mail -- or crashing your laptop. so i...