Data sovereignty issues will be at the fore, and data could be repatriated during the Brexit process

We know mechanical and electrical equipment is vulnerable to attack. It’s time to stop denying the danger and improve our security practice

LinkedIn is blocked in Russia, but Moscow is only enforcing laws designed to address an international issue

From January 2018, 300,000 individuals in the UK alone (compared to 30,000 traders previously) will fall under the new regulation

Misinformation has already started to spread which could cause some companies to come unstuck

As the UK breaks away from the EU, it is now more important than ever for us to differentiate and make the UK more attractive globally

As Singapore progresses towards becoming a smart nation, more extensive efforts are going into the collection of data

Server and network virtualization, combined with ever-increasing traffic, network speed and server density have created a visibility gap

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

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?

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

Whatever the voting outcome, it is possible that the UK may remain bound by the General Data Protection Regulation

Running behind trendy APTs we tend to forget about common-sense approach and holistic risk assessment

For too long, some organisations have “presumed” consent, worked with “implied” permission and experienced data losses which have taken months to detect

As the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation is finally published - it’s time to determine your response

The end of Safe Harbor brought some turmoil, but it’s also brought a chance to really build for the future

If Britain votes in favor of an exit from the European Union, this could have serious consequences on data centers located there

Data centers are older than you think… and so are fears of intrusion

Organizations need a new approach to securing their software-defined infrastructure