A recent study found that most company’s workloads (83%) will be in the cloud by next year (2020). It effectively means that it will become the norm for businesses to store their data and other vital, important information up in the cloud, which is often defined as computing based on the internet. In the past,…
Another month passes and more high-profile, headline-grabbing stories of cyber-breaches, online chaos, and lost data fill the web pages, and find top billing on the 6 o’clock news. First the WannaCry ransomware attack that brought chaos to the NHS as well as thousands of others across the world, blocking users from accessing their essential data….
With the revelation that celebrity data was hacked on Apple’s iCloud service; it must appear that cloud storage isn’t looking as safe as it was claimed to be. Insurers don’t need to worry unduly about data in the cloud; the celebrities had failed to follow Apple’s security recommendations and that was let their accounts be…
