Moore’s Law has been a constant fixture of data growth and the tech advancements required to sustain it, correctly asserting that the number of transistors on a microchip will double every year. Since 1965, this claim has gone unchallenged, with the microchip unbelievably decreasing in size while increasing in computing power. However, many cybersecurity experts and big tech are convinced that Moore’s Law may no longer be as indestructible as it once was, referencing the explosive growth of Big Data as a primary reason. Over the last two years, 90% of the world’s data has been produced, yet companies only analyze 12% of it. This missed opportunity to fully leverage the power of data analytics represents the enormous disconnect between the vast ocean of data and the organizational struggles to successfully harness it.