European Union (EU) stories
Businesses are under more pressure than ever before to keep customer data secure – and they can't afford to ignore it.
In the Asia-Pacific region, research company IDC predicts that more than 70% of enterprises will have a multi-cloud strategy by the end of this year.
Telstra has chosen vArmour's solutions to secure its applications and data, including offering it to Enterprise and Business customers.
Credit card data, medical records, payroll data, intellectual property and tax information are all available publicly online with no data protection.
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As China and the European Union (EU) strengthen their data protection regimes, organisations need to reassess their cyber security readiness.
Horangi Cyber Security's head of CyberOps Lim Quan Heng looks at how 2018 is playing out in the security threat space.
ManageEngine's Log360 now includes a pre-built report and correlation engine to help enterprises meet GDPR requirements.
Millennials are moving beyond the world of passwords and quickly embracing biometrics, leaving the older generations to continue using passwords.
T5 Data Centers have entered the European market with the announcement of a new €200m data centre campus in Cork, snubbing the usual spot Dublin.
According to the Hong Kong Computer Emergency Response Team, there were 6506 security incidents reported last year - a 7% increase since 2017.
LogRhythm has taken the plunge into the pre-GDPR market as businesses worldwide prepare their compliance strategies.
Ensuring Personal Information Protection (PIP) and privacy is a world and industry-wide concern among enterprises and service providers alike.
49% of system security chiefs worldwide report that they encountered at least one breach in the duration of the past year.
Alibaba's Asian cloud sales soar; Changes in how we consume cloud; Rise of managed security service providers; Blockchain's potential beyond cryptocurrency.
With only weeks to go before the European Union's new GDPR regulations come into force, many Australian organisations are still scrambling.
John Martin of IBM New Zealand discusses the impact of GDPR, Australia's NDB laws, and New Zealand's Privacy Act on businesses and cybersecurity practices.
New Zealand's updated Privacy Bill is about to begin its first reading in Parliament with Andrew Little as the MP in charge.
The project is expected to cut landfill use by more than 90% and power up to 100,000 homes when completed in 2024.
Why are Australian organisations, many of whom have customers and employees in the EU, so unprepared for GDPR?.