The BND will continue hoovering up data going into a Frankfurt data center

BND, which supplied DE-CIX data to the NSA between 2004 and 2008, is accused of collecting information on German citizens from 2009

But the NCSC says it won’t be lifting its ban on the anti-virus software, yet

Plus, the UK has declared it a security risk

As the CLOUD Act made the lawsuit moot 

The text was buried in the bipartisan proposal on how to allocate government funds 

Followed by facilities throughout the US, Europe and Asia - all in the name of restoring trust

’Microsoft Cloud Deutschland’ project with T-Systems doesn’t seem to have worked out

For allegedly violating non-compete agreement through her extensive knowledge of IBM’s diversity strategy

Stating that the legislation, if enacted, would provide an up-to-date framework to deal with data seizure requests 

The EU Network and Information Systems directive became EU law last year, giving member states until May 2018 to implement it

Looking to influence the final decision in a case that’s been running since 2013

And AT&T pulls out of a major phone distribution deal after Senators express concern over Huawei

Microsoft calls new legal guidelines “a win for cloud and enterprise customers” 

To ensure European rules are well understood ahead of US DoJ ruling next year

Putting the offense into defense, as Western nations grapple with how to deal with Russia, China and North Korea

Thoma Bravo acquires another cyber security firm

The more the better

Regulators to investigate after attempted cover-up

Keeping your European data in Europe

Despite delays and doubts over Broadcom’s plan to acquire Brocade

Microsoft “taking steps” to drop case against US government following the federal policy update

Helped along by a new subdivision: Azure Government Secret

Supplying all customers with 250m fiber cables between their own equipment and firm’s servers