European organisations have false sense of cybersecurity
Fewer organisations believe they are vulnerable to attack.
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Fewer organisations believe they are vulnerable to attack.
There's a growing trend of tech giants building localized data centers to circumnavigate geographical barriers to business.
Looking back on 12 tumultuous months, we assess how GDPR has weathered the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and Brexit, and consider what the coming year may hold for data protection.
(Image credit: Shutterstock) Changes to our working practices have been accelerated in recent months, as businesses looked to fast-track digital transformation projects – some of which would have previously taken years to come into fruition. It has been widely reported that this dramatic shift to home working has challenged IT management teams to adapt, as businesses rapidly adopt remote capabilities such as cloud computing. Put simply, in recent months, the focus was on getting things running efficiently as companies adapted to the lockdown. About the author Rob Elliss is Vice President of...
British Airways has received the largest fine issued so far under European data protection laws.