Top 3 Questions At The Cisco Live 2018 Commvault Booth
If you missed the chance to visit Commvault at CiscoLive, we’ve collected the top questions (and answers) in this blog, so grab your coffee and settle in.
If you missed the chance to visit Commvault at CiscoLive, we’ve collected the top questions (and answers) in this blog, so grab your coffee and settle in.
Becoming 100 percent GDPR compliant is practically impossible. A strong statement, but as the regulation contains too many unquantified prepositions.
You’ve never bothered tracking all of these backup and redundant copies before, because the risk was low, and storage cheap, but times have changed.
With a less publicized, executive order from President Donald Trump, things are happening on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean with regard to personal data.
If you use the cloud, then your GDPR strategies must include cloud data management. The good news is that these very important elements can be aligned.
Understanding your unstructured data from a GDPR perspective – what you have, where it is, its content and what its lifecycle should look like.
In this blog, Nigel takes a look at what you can do if data breaches do happen, and how to help to reduce the risk in the first place.
Last year was marked as the year of ransomware and data breaches, with both topics making the headlines in mainstream media. Also making news was GDPR.
Here are my predictions for what will happen in a world when the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is “live” – out in the wild so to speak.
With the recent revelations surrounding Cambridge Analytica and Facebook, it’s easy to forget that Facebook was born from a dispute.
Until recent, data was in the basement, gathering dust on tapes and old servers, regarded as a necessary byproduct of doing business in the digital economy.
A huge majority of organizations around the world are failing to make even fundamental General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) preparations.
Business requirements coupled with regulatory upheaval, embodied by GDPR, are taking IT organizations to a tipping point.
Data, and data protection took on a new role in 2017. IT leadership looked harder at data management due to news headlines of ransomware attacks.
Commvault GO 2016 set an extremely high bar for us. The challenge for this year was set: deliver a greater customer experience. Did we meet this challenge?
As the recent Strata Data Conference demonstrated, the discussion of how Big Data, AI, machine learning and other types of data analytics can be used to mine enterprise data for insights that drive better business outcomes has moved from IT department meetings to the boardroom.
GDPR, one topic seems to generate more fear than others: it’s the Right to Be Forgotten. Or as it’s become known, RTBF.
As everyone involved in the collection, protection, storage and use of personal data is well aware, The European Union’s GDPR goes into effect May 25, 2018.