The pros and cons of the 'Yarovaya Law'
The majority of the market players were certain that such amendments would never be adopted
The majority of the market players were certain that such amendments would never be adopted
Companies thinking about utilising Privacy Shield should proceed with caution
Some states are keen to get data centers in their borders, others are trying to cut back….
Dgitized nations have to consider their backup options…
Access control is a vital factor for organizations working towards ISO 27001 accreditation
What is the world’s largest cloud company doing about the new legal framework?
Out-of-date equipment can trap you, leaving you spending your time maintaining obsolete applications and architecture
For GDPR to bring privacy up to date, it must by supported by accredited standards. But who will create these standards?
The first line of defense has to be securing infrastructure which exposes your company to the Internet
Brexit will dent the cohesion of European business infrastructure. It will be tech’s job to rebuild it
Multi-colored racks, viewing galleries, climbing walls and dubstep could be just what we need
Convert the empty floor space in network facilities, and you have a great edge data center
Africa has fiber, and it has a market. But you need more than that to get a data center business running there
Whatever the voting outcome, it is possible that the UK may remain bound by the General Data Protection Regulation
Fewer players means an easier choice, and the industry can proceed with the move to DCSM
Here’s a new data center metric you may not have considered: How much of a space can you fill at the power density you want?
Migrating a Dublin data center over St Patrick’s weekend with no backup… what could possibly go wrong?
All DCIM has to do is replace spreadsheet-based management. But done well, it will give you a deeper understanding
Running behind trendy APTs we tend to forget about common-sense approach and holistic risk assessment
You know that your IT demands will change. How do you plan to handle that?
For too long, some organisations have “presumed” consent, worked with “implied” permission and experienced data losses which have taken months to detect
Before you power up your data center may be your last chance to properly test its performance
The real secret to data center success is the people involved
Offshore Nordic and Baltic data centers can win big business - without being giants themselves