Reducing the risks of infrastructure consolidation during an M&A
June 22, 2022
Nick Heudecker, Senior Director at Cribl, explores the challenges data storage teams face during mergers and acquisitions.
Tag: GDPR
More than 40% of decision makers face IT skills shortage
September 15, 2021
After a recent survey of IT decision makers, IONOS Cloud has found that 40% of those questioned said their business had an IT skills shortage.
Big p*ss Techers
August 20, 2021
Big Tech companies really do think they can get away with anything don’t they? With sanctions for selling off people’s data and generally poking around in your personal business considering nothing more than simply, ‘the cost of doing business.’ But I suppose
Towing the line with EU GDPR post-Brexit
July 20, 2021
Is the UK getting a bit too big for its boots? With Brexit now (sort of) underway, Jack Bedell-Pearce CEO & co-founder at 4D Data Centres, explores the drive towards alignment with EU GDPR, in relation to data adequacy and divergence. On
Cybersecurity: Meeting the challenge
June 21, 2021
The cybersecurity challenge is evolving, but there are a number of simple tips for a CISO to meet that challenge, as explained by Rob Allen, European director of marketing and technical services, Kingston Technology. The last year may have meant significant changes
European regulators green light pioneering GDPR compliance code for cloud infrastructure
June 2, 2021
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) – comprising all the European Data Protection Authorities (DPA) – has provided a favourable opinion that the CISPE Data Protection Code of Conduct complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Submitted by French DPA, CNIL,
Looking beneath the surface
November 12, 2020
Why data sets need to be examined with x-ray vision, as told by Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata.
Will privacy kill the open web?
November 2, 2020
An investigation from the Belgian Data Protection Authority (DPA) has shone a spotlight on the legal structures that allegedly give permission to collect data; but opportunity knocks for a new era of privacy, says eyeo.
Life after Privacy Shield: How Europe can still catch up in the data economy
October 14, 2020
After the death of the EU/US Privacy Shield, Jan Oetjen, CEO at GMX explains why it is now essential for Europe to develop its own internet industry.
BlackBerry AtHoc expands EU data centres to comply with data residency mandates
September 25, 2020
BlackBerry Limited is now providing dedicated EU instances of its BlackBerry AtHoc service, a networked crisis communication solution.