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Cloud or your own servers: the right question isn't which costs less
The comparison is nearly always made on the monthly fee, and that is the fastest way to get it wrong. The variables that matter are three, and none appears in a quote.
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01TechCloud or your own servers: the right question isn't which costs lessThe comparison is nearly always made on the monthly fee, and that is the fastest way to get it wrong. The variables that matter are three, and none appears in a quote.02SecurityThe attack that comes through email: how to actually prepareIt isn't a badly written message with a suspicious attachment. It is a credible email continuing a real conversation, asking for something normal. Here is what actually stops it.03SecurityHow long until you are back up? The question nobody tries to answerEveryone takes backups. Almost nobody has ever restored one. That is the difference between having copies and having a plan, and you find out at the worst moment.04SecurityNIS2 without panic: what changes for a small companyIt doesn't only concern large enterprises, and it isn't solved by buying a product. Who is in scope, what is actually required, and why those outside will notice anyway.05SecurityOutsourcing security: what stays yours anywayDelegating information security to people who do it for a living is almost always right. But half the work cannot be delegated, and nearly all breaches start in that half.06SecurityGDPR on a shared platform: the choices that actually matterIt isn't the privacy notice that protects your customers' data: it is five technical decisions taken while the platform is being built. Told through a real case.
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The attack that comes through email: how to actually prepare
It isn't a badly written message with a suspicious attachment. It is a credible email continuing a real conversation, asking for something normal. Here is what actually stops it.
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How long until you are back up? The question nobody tries to answer
Everyone takes backups. Almost nobody has ever restored one. That is the difference between having copies and having a plan, and you find out at the worst moment.
Read →Security
NIS2 without panic: what changes for a small company
It doesn't only concern large enterprises, and it isn't solved by buying a product. Who is in scope, what is actually required, and why those outside will notice anyway.
Read →Security
Outsourcing security: what stays yours anyway
Delegating information security to people who do it for a living is almost always right. But half the work cannot be delegated, and nearly all breaches start in that half.
Read →Security
GDPR on a shared platform: the choices that actually matter
It isn't the privacy notice that protects your customers' data: it is five technical decisions taken while the platform is being built. Told through a real case.
Read →