Why APAC data center providers should care about GDPR
European privacy framework is applicable in any environment that hosts EU citizen data, explains David Rainsford from Albenque Advisors
European privacy framework is applicable in any environment that hosts EU citizen data, explains David Rainsford from Albenque Advisors
Data centers look so squeaky clean, it’s hard to believe they can be involved in anything illegal, but you would be surprised what DCD has experienced in our years on the beat
Executives paint a bright future for the business at this year's Transform 2.0 event
Google Cloud Next saw the company talk about its data centers, security features of the platform and strategy in Asia
Security experts have worked hard to fix the flaws in IT systems, while industrial control systems have been left wide open
European regulation makes colocation providers pay attention to the length of their network cables
With extreme weather comes associated risks. Don’t let complacency ruin your data center
The Internet has ways to keep time, but they may not be good enough for a new breed of applications and regulations
Stop pretending public cloud is less secure than your data center, says Max Smolaks
The fourth in our series: what happens when President Trump runs US surveillance?
Traffic within your data center is more at risk than that coming through the perimeter. Micro-segmentation can ease your worries
When it comes to adopting cloud computing, it’s wise not to overlook weaknesses in the underlying technology
People are the fundamental answer to security, not technology or compliance procedures
The more data centers the US government closes, the more it finds. How does it all add up?
Traditional data centers fans and cloud service supporters can agree on this: hybrid environments are more vulnerable.
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has cloud-friendly laws and lots of Tier IV data centers. Can it become Europe’s new IT hub?
The framework that facilitated the exchange of customer data between Europe and the US is dead in the water. What happens now?
Believe it or not, Hurricane Sandy helped build a data center in Secaucus, New Jersey — which also won a green accolade.
Keeping a data center secure is a complex job, especially if “security drift” is in play.
Russia’s strict data residency laws are a curse for some, a blessing for others
Tatiane Aquim investigates a Federal bid to reduce the risks to public sector data
Global warming is threatening the planet, and data center engineers need to do their bit to help
Administration decrees on carbon emissions will have unintended consequences
Last year, Cisco focused on technology. This year’s security report shifts the emphasis to people.