Archives for 2018

The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is widely viewed as a massively expensive and burdensome privacy regulation that can be a major headache and pitfall for American firms doing business in Europe. Many firms, including Facebook, have sought ways around the law to avoid having to deal with the burden of compliance. Well, […]

News 5 Jul, 2018 Clare Hopping The EU Banking Authority said banks should be wary of vendor lock in and security when using the cloud

News 4 Jul, 2018 Bobby Hellard Google reassures users it's secure and within their best interests

News 4 Jul, 2018 Bobby Hellard Google reassures users its secure and within their best interests

News 4 Jul, 2018 Clare Hopping The tech giant is working with businesses across industries to boost innovation

The workplace is changing rapidly as employees embrace mobility, applications are in the cloud, and Internet of Things (IoT) devices are instrumented for continuous connectivity — and this is affecting how organizations must think about secure access. Regardless of the scenario, organizations want solutions that deliver better productivity for whomever (or whatever) is connecting, a […]

In this episode, host Steve Ragan talks with Phil Grimes, Professional Services Lead at RedLegg, about the challenges of educating customers — and building a partnership with them — to create successful red team engagements.

News 3 Jul, 2018 Bobby Hellard FlyingBinary and Emrays B.V unveil "artificial emotional intelligence" service

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The struggle for market share between flash-based drives and hard-disk drives is so similar to physical conflict that we can apply the same language. Wars are essentially territorial, with outcomes determined by who owns the battlefield. Logistics chains and technological leadership often determine point battles and having superiority of resources is always a major factor […]