Displaying items by tag: Data sovereignty

GUEST INTERVIEW: iTWire talks to Adrian Hall (Director at Citrus Consulting) and Matt Swinbourne (CTO, Cloud Architecture at NetApp) about how Citrus Consulting uses NetApp technology and Ai in the New Zealand market.

GUEST OPINION: The healthcare industry has been transforming radically over the past decade with the common goal of improving the way health care is delivered to patients.

Security vendor Check Point Software Technologies new managed security service providers program includes access to a local instance of the Check Point Harmony Email & Collaboration Solution.

Lawrence Michael co-founded RackCorp, Australia’s own cloud services provider, 20 years ago - that’s older than the major hyperscalers! At a time where data sovereignty and bill shock are becoming increasingly prevalent issues in this space, going local and getting fixed bills, might just be the option you didn’t know you had. In this interview, Lawrence gives you a background on RackCorp and the industry... 

Learn more about RackCorp, here.

AUCLoud in partnership with NextDC is lighting up a Sovereign Bridge across the country to provide government and critical national industries with secure high-speed access to sovereign cloud services.

Meta states in an SEC filing it is considering leaving Europe if it can no longer exchange data from European users with the United States, following the Schrems II decision. This story is evolving, and since publication a response from Meta has been received which confirms the company is concerned it will be unable to share data between the EU and US, but denies its concern is over targeted advertising.

GUEST OPINION: If you asked anyone working in the digital space today—marketers, customer service reps, IT managers or even ransomware adversaries—what the most valuable resource in the world is, their answer would be: data.

Cyber defence specialist Mandiant is now operating from cloud-based infrastructure within Australia.

AWS announced today the plan to open an infrastructure region in New Zealand in 2024 with a new AWS Asia Pacific (Auckland) region consisting of three availability zones. The new region provides NZ customers with low latency workloads and secure data storage meeting data sovereignty requirements.

Trend Micro has announced the launch of its Trend Micro Cloud One regional data centre in Sydney, supporting data sovereignty for Australian customers and enabling enterprises to adopt a SaaS-based security framework.

SugarCRM keeps all of its Australian customers' CRM and marketing automation data onshore.

Hobart-based Internet service provider TasmaNet has launched its eastern seaboard cloud node, based in Sydney, delivering “enhanced access” to its core private cloud platform.

Helps customers maintain data sovereignty requirements and improve organisation's data health

COMPANY NEWS:  Talend (NASDAQ: TLND), a global leader in data integration and data integrity, today announced the opening of its newest regional cloud data infrastructure in Australia to support Talend’s expansion and growth in Asia Pacific (APAC).

Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer will be available to the Commonwealth Government from Australian Data Centres’ Canberra data centre.

Marketing automation company, TaguchiMarketing, has established an Australian data centre in response to what it says is increasing concerns by government and company boards about data sovereignty and compliance.

The Digital Transformation Agency claims that data from the government's COVIDSafe app will not be stored in data centres owned by Chinese interests.

Germany's biggest cloud and hosting provider IONOS has teamed up with open source collaboration platform provider Nextcloud to offer users sovereignty over their data.

Endpoint protection vendor VMware Carbon Black is to open an Australian data centre in the first half of 2020.

The Federal Government's release of a hosting strategy last week appears to be an attempt to prevent the issue of data sovereignty being raised as an election issue.

Deliver the software users want and need (not just what management thinks is required), look for deployment flexibility, and beware of API charges. They are the messages from SugarCRM CEO Larry Augustin.