Compliance tools that are available for cloud services In this blog, we will look at how the compliance tools that are available for cloud services will link with the data protection regulations of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). It is ...
Four Compliance Steps When Moving to the Cloud In part 1 of my blog, I provided non-technical readers with a better understanding of what the Cloud entails. We will now look at compliance and the steps that can be taken to address these concerns from a l ...
“Hey! Stop having your head in the clouds!” This expression is very often used to refer to someone as either being absentminded, out of touch with the everyday world or simply having impractical ideas. In this blog, I will illustrate that these days hav ...
Cyber threats continue to expand at a quick rate, intensifying the number of data breaches per year.
Cloud phobia is real, and in many instances, justified, as cloud adoption is neither simple nor without risk, and it is these uncertainties, coupled with the cost, that serve as the main hesitations towards a move to the cloud.
The cloud has changed the way that technology service partners work with their customers, in that it is now far more of an advisory and management role than an implementation one.