European Union (EU) stories - Page 11

Australian businesses are struggling to manage and secure their distributed unstructured data, leading them to turn towards software-defined storage solutions.

The US-based company has recently initiated an aggressive expansion into Europe, and in this exclusive interview Europe MD Matt Pullen reveals the plans.

One of the original sounds included one inspired by sci-fi spacecraft, but instead of looking at the road, pedestrians ended up looking at the sky.

Without visibility into the behaviours occurring within a network, it’s almost impossible to detect if what’s happening is out of the ordinary.

Given cloud's massive momentum, Mark Gaydos says there is a risk that some basic fundamentals might be being overlooked in the rush.

Balkanization of the cyber world is a major risk, with governments increasingly drawn to isolation and implementing strict regulations.

CA Technologies is working on IoT and AI research to prevent creeping bias and improve the portability of the benefits of deep learning.

New Zealand needs to update its privacy laws to protect citizens from increasing data breaches, says InternetNZ. #PrivacyBill #DataProtection.

The rise of smart buildings opens a Pandora's box of privacy and ethical concerns, futurist Roger Dennis warns, as data collection in facilities grows.

Utilities are becoming increasingly connected worldwide, and also becoming increasingly vulnerable - so why are governments letting security slide?.

Thales extends the offer acceptance period for its acquisition of Gemalto, awaiting regulatory approvals from various antitrust authorities.

Australia’s new mandatory data breach disclosure laws impose strict reporting requirements on MSPs, ensuring better data protection and accountability.

CA Technologies is one of eight technology partners that will shape a European research project designed to facilitate software privacy by design.

A consortium of vendors has celebrated construction commencement of a project designed to test and validate the feasibility of new data centre tech.

In response to the imposition of GDPR, First Advantage has opened a 'state-of-the-art' data centre in Amsterdam to ease growing customer concerns.

Businesses need a solution that helps manage compliance and audits while making it simple for the right people to access the data they need.

Under GDPR, CISOs must balance data security without bearing full control; 80% of GDPR-related data is beyond their direct oversight.

The governance technology specialist says it will be equipped to better serve its government and clients with the new Canberra data centre.

We sat down with Tableau chief product officer Francois Ajenstat to talk about how the company enables organisations to be more 'analytics capable'.

For most organisations, the only way to effectively comply with GDPR is to adopt a strategy of data consolidation.