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Now that an EU court invalidated the Privacy Shield, companies must take even more care to make sure they comply with GDPR. Today’s columnist, Conrad Smith of Open Raven, offers ways for security teams to make that happen. wuestenigelCreativeCommonsCC BY 2.0 The widespread adoption of public cloud services has made it easier than ever to move data between different geographic regions. Yet at the same time, the regulatory landscape surrounding that data movement has grown increasingly thorny. In the past, many U.S. companies found it easy to meet compliance rules associated with one impo...

Julian Savea is on track to become the most capped Hurricanes player of all-time after signing a new two-year contract with his hometown Super Rugby club.

Luke Nola and Friends Where do Olympians keep their gold medals? We bring you the news you didn't hear from NZ's biggest sports awards and we explore the history behind Aotearoa's first scientists. Where might an Olympic gold medallist keep their gold medals? According to two-time Olympic gold medallist canoer Lisa Carrington, she keeps her’s on her bedside table. “But I’m not very good at keeping track of them,” she admits. She was just one of the country's top sportspeople who spoke to Watch the video above as Nelsen finds out the story behind how former All Black Conrad Smith g...

Why picking the best players does not always make the best team A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size It should all be so straightforward, shouldn’t it? As a coach, you pick the best player available in every position, and then you name them all in your team. They go out on the field and play superbly, each to his or her full potential. In reality, it never works out that way. The best players do not always work as the best combinations in the sub-units of the team. The front row, the back row, the midfield...

Seta Tamanivalu made his test debut against Wales in 2016. Photo: PHOTOSPORT Players can switch their international allegiance by participating in Olympic sevens qualifying events, provided they have a passport for a second country and have completed a stand down period of at least three three years. Tamanivalu moved to New Zealand as a teenager to attend Saint Kentigern College, before going on to represent the Chiefs and Crusaders in Super Rugby. Tamanivalu played three tests for the All Blacks in 2016 but said he would love the chance to represent his Fijian heritage. "I think I still hav...