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A sharp rise in reported UK data security incidents is likely due to stricter GDPR rules, says Egress Software CEO, stressing the need for better user training.

Data centre markets across Europe are undergoing rapid expansion, but the UK still holds its place at the top of the pile.

New in IdentityNow is the Dynamic Discovery Engine, which allows users to easily and quickly create policies, access reviews, dashboards and reporting.

Gartner's data reveals total global IT spending will continue to grow in 2019, with some sectors doing better than others.

Apstra's CEO discusses the merits of intent-based networking and how it can adapt automation and AI for the modern data centre.

Six months post-GDPR, we demystify compliance myths and provide key insights to navigate the data regulation maze.

British businesses are harnessing just 58% of data's potential, losing out on GBP £52 billion in GDP gains. What's holding them back, and how can they improve?.

Much of the information accessed in the Facebook breach is perfect for cyber criminals planning their next phishing attack.

NTT Com, through e-shelter, is set to build one of the UK's largest data centres in East London, featuring 24,000m² of IT space and 60MW capacity.

ManageEngine boosts IT security with UEBA tech in ADAudit Plus to thwart insider threats & slash false alarms.

Not only is there a clear gender disparity in the industry, but Papouchado says the existing workforce is aging.

The law was enforced in May but is still confusing to some colocation providers as to which requirements they must comply with.

The profile and demand for Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) have surged with GDPR in force, making them essential for navigating regulatory landscapes.

Veritas and Pure Storage have teamed up in a bid to aid joint customers make the most of their data for a competitive advantage.

Data centres could soon be the crutch for the army of Xbox One gamers around the world with Microsoft's latest venture, Project xCloud.

Technology is advancing a lot quicker, and the incumbent banks need to be more up to speed but are held back by a lot of legacy systems.

The dust still hasn't settled on the report that caused Supermicro's stocks to collapse, and now Apple is stressing its innocence.

The company is confident its latest executive appointment will help develop new channel programmes and product developments.

Schneider's Kim Povlsen says it's vital to always be learning about and from problems in IT, and DCIM tools are vital to that.

The duo asserts they're looking to reinvent data centres with storage and compute solutions that are equipped for AI and deep learning (DL) workloads.