Cloud providers at risk of £17m fines following NIS Regulations update
Updated regulation changes law from requiring an incident to cause immediate threat to life or significant adverse impact on the UK economy, to merely requiring a significant risk or significant impact in relation to service provision, meaning that any outage could potentially result in a huge fine
Cloud providers could face fines of up to £17 million under updated regulations which came into force in the UK on 31st December 2020. The NIS (Network and Information Systems) Regulations previously...
More on Cloud Computing
Even greater reliance on data could be the greatest thing to emerge from the pandemic, say IT leaders
A panel of senior IT leaders hosted by Computing argue that the pandemic has broadened enterprise interest in data, but warn that care must be taken to present the right data and tools
Picking your way through the productising minefield
Learning to ‘just say no’
Google, Microsoft report rapid growth in cloud revenues due to pandemic
GCP revenues rise 44 per cent with Azure up 50 per cent compared with last year
Record numbers of businesses using AI-based systems to hire and fire staff
David Sant, commercial solicitor specialising in data and technology at Harper James Solicitors, warns that employers joining the AI revolution need to be increasingly mindful of the laws surrounding workers’ rights as sign-up sky-rockets during the pandemic...
Cloud services for retail: 5 main use cases
Moving to the cloud brings speed, agility and security, says G-Core Labs' Vsevolod Vayner
