GDPR stories

Data sovereignty is becoming increasingly important to colocation providers and so Schneider Electric's Mark Bidinger discusses GDPR's implications.More

I spoke to Aura’s general manager Peter Bailey to get his take on Privacy Week, data security, and why privacy is everyone's responsibility.More

There are three main drivers for organisations to think carefully about how they manage the security of the information they store, transmit and use.More

As businesses continue to use more and more data, how can they improve the accuracy and legitimacy of their data?More

GDPR will not be perfect but it will add something writes Schneider Electic.More

One month until GDPR comes into force and many companies are still not ready for the sanctions that come with up to €20m in fines or 4% of turnover.More

The agreement will help develop product privacy for products such as IP cameras, network video recorders, software platforms, and intelligent servers.More

Clyde & Co expects that breach notification requirements will lead to an increase in demand for specialised advice across Australia this year.More

Nlyte co-founder Robert Neave says the influx of data from mobile devices means data centres need to look at new and innovative ways to store data.More

With only weeks to go before the European Union’s new GDPR regulations come into force, many Australian organisations are still scrambling.More

In the Asia-Pacific region, research company IDC predicts that more than 70% of enterprises will have a multi-cloud strategy by the end of this year.More

"In a hybrid-cloud world, organizations need simple approaches to comply with regulations and secure their applications.”More

A study has revealed the median time for an EMEA business to detect an intruder is more than double that in the US - and it's much worse in APAC.More

Credit card data, medical records, payroll data, intellectual property and tax information are all available publicly online with no data protection.More

Those who don’t comply will face huge financial penalties and are likely to be held publicly accountable for any misuse of customer data.More

More data is being stored in the cloud, where IT departments have less control over it – and this trend is only set to continue.More

A recent study from Gemalto proves it’s not just data that is lost following a breach – you’ll lose most of your customers too.More

“Find out where the data is, what controls you have and what risks you have. There are going to be a few surprises.”More

The DCIM software company announced the global availability of its new GDPR solution for managing and monitoring IT infrastructure.More

Fortinet takes a look at what business priorities should be in the wake of the Notifiable Data Breach Laws coming into effect.More

As China and the European Union (EU) strengthen their data protection regimes, organisations need to reassess their cyber security readiness.More

With malware continually evolving, Blueliv says it's crucial that the 'good guys' begin to collaborate in the fight against cybercrime.More

​GDPR is looming (May 25) over the heads of IT staff throughout Europe and beyond but this survey found data is still not being managed properly.More

Trend Micro says cybercriminals are becoming more business-minded and are likely to target organisations that are trying to comply with GDPR.More