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70% of companies couldn't fulfil data access and portability requests within the GDPR-specified one-month time limit.

WatchGuard's AuthPoint solution is a cloud service that can be deployed and managed from any location without the need for expensive hardware components.

Survey results show that many organisations are not following baseline best practices for data protection and disaster recovery.

Headlines around the world have been shouting about Azure's outage - here's MIcrosoft's postmortem on the matter.

Companies today are able to generate more data at a faster rate and it is more accessible to a larger number of users.

The malicious Chrome extension asks for elevated permissions & steals credentials from sites such as Amazon, GitHub, Live.com, My Monero, plus others.

Dave Johnson says there is to be huge changes to data center infrastructure as edge computing takes a hold - here's his predictions.

Cloudera analytics general manager Anupam Singh says hybrid is the new norm for data warehouses, leaving first-gen facilities behind.

Rapid evolution of enterprise IoT tech justifies digital transformation, but privacy concerns must be addressed, warns GlobalData.

Ransomware attacks surged to 181.5 million incidents in early 2018. Embracing cloud-based backup and disaster recovery is crucial for business resilience.

This is being driven, in part, by a recent evolution in processing power, allowing analytics to keep pace with the influx of data.

The Museum of London has made moves to better manage and protect its critical data across both its physical and virtual environments.

Not only do organisations need to keep valuable data safe, but it is vital that all technology complies with stringent data protection regulations.

A newly discovered flaw in Intel chips, dubbed Foreshadow, can lead attackers to access sensitive data from personal computers and cloud services.

Businesses that have payment terms that allow for 60-90 days payment were more likely to be met within the payment period, or even earlier.

Oracle's new self-driving database cloud service is supposedly built to run the world's most demanding applications.

The new division will focus on helping enterprises get the most value out of their flash, virtualized and containerized hybrid cloud environments.

The digital revolution has transformed industries, but it's the online community that's evolving the most. Blockchain could reshape the internet economy.

Cloud computing has reached a tipping point, with 93% of organisations already relying on cloud services. The sky's the limit.

To a lot of us data is boring but a necessary evil. Our organisations create documents that end up being stored somewhere, gathering digital dust.