If you are taking data seriously in your business, you’ll have a robust constant backup process, that stores multiple copies of all your data safely and securely in the cloud.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been in the news a lot over the last few years. A ground-breaking EU privacy framework, it has empowered individuals across the European Union to use technology freely and safely with much reduced risk.
Like many small and medium businesses, you’re probably starting to explore cloud-based solutions like Office 365 (renamed Microsoft 365 earlier this year – read more here.)
As the world reopens, it is apparent that many businesses are not only reluctant to revert fully to pre-COVID operations but also staff polls have shown a preference for flexible working. It looks like working remotely is here to stay.
You might recall last month we posted 10 security tips. Hopefully these are all in hand and you have shared them with your colleagues and implemented the best practice advice. Following up; here is the next 10!
With new data protection regulations on the way, Enclave Technologies will keep you informed so that you can comply with the impending legislative changes. Data protection is changing – on 25th May, 2018 General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force and replace the current data protection framework under the European Union (EU) Data Protection Directive. This means that organisations involved in any kind of data processing must be aware of their obligations under the new regulation.
One of the most important things you can do for your business is to maintain your IT infrastructure. Do not take your daily business applications, data, and other critical information for granted, the success of your business depends on a reliable infrastructure.
Data security isn’t just about data security. It’s about job security, marketing, finance, AND company valuation.