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Digital sovereignty: enterprises need to protect against known unknownsColumn How digital sovereignty protects against known unknowns
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Fears over “AI model collapse” are fueling a shift to zero trust data governance strategiesNews Gartner warns of "model collapse" as AI-generated data proliferates – and says organizations need to beware
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What businesses need to know about data sovereigntySponsored by Pure Storage
Without a firm strategy for data sovereignty, businesses put their data and reputations at risk
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GDPR: What is the channel’s role?In-depth What are the opportunities for the channel around GDPR, and how can they ensure their customers are compliant by May 2018?
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UK government renews demand for Apple iCloud encrypted data accessNews A new technical capability notice limits the request to UK data only, but still raises significant concerns
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Let’s talk about digital sovereigntyITPro podcast In the age of AI and cloud, where data resides is a key consideration
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From Mishaps to Meltdowns. Could you fully recover your Active Directory?whitepaper Download Now
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Data (Use and Access) Act comes into forcenews Organizations will be required to have an effective data protection complaints procedure and fulfil new requirements for online services that children are likely to use
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NinjaOne completes $270 million Dropsuite acquisition in 'major step forward' for data protection capabilitiesNews The addition marks a “major step forward” for NinjaOne’s data protection and resilience efforts, said CEO Sal Sferlazza
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Almost a third of workers are covertly using AI at work – here’s why that’s a terrible ideaNews Employers need to get wise to the use of unauthorized AI tools and tighten up policies
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Nine steps to proactively manage data privacy and protectionWhitepaper Build trust with your employees, customers, and third parties
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ICO admits it's too slow dealing with complaintsNews The UK's data protection authority has apologized for being slow to respond to data protection complaints, saying it's been overwhelmed by increased workloads.
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