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DSA arrival. Sweeping new European law must now be obeyed by world's largest tech companies starting this Friday
Departure of two safety executives at Twitter last week prompts warning from US Senators to Elon Musk over FTC compliance
Twitter users informed they have hit their daily post limit, as European Commission criticises its disinformation takedown efforts
Elon Musk raises possibility of bankruptcy at Twitter, as entire privacy and compliance team resigns prompting FTC warning
Elon Musk reportedly to cut quarter of Twitter staff in first round of layoffs as he reassures EU about removing illegal content
Local fall guys? Twitter appoints interim chief compliance officer and seeks two other executives for troubled Indian office
With Microsoft switching off Windows Server 2008, there is a distinct push to adopt Azure. Is this a good move? Silicon UK asks leading tech specialist for their views to assess whether moving to Azure is inevitable.
IT spending in Europe and worldwide seen coming out of slump in 2020 as currency pressure eases – and firms rush to buy into the cloud
Capgemini finds firms struggle with legacy IT systems, complex requirements and mounting costs to bring themselves into line with strict data protection rules
The internet oversight body says a temporary scheme is on the way 'in the next few days'
Managing compliance is above the pay-grade of humble IT management, Pulsant survey finds
Trainline CTO Mark Holt explains to Silicon why he is looking forward to the introduction of new data protection regulations
Microsoft adds new features that help compliance officers in highly-regulated industries keep a tighter lid on sensitive information
Government agencies will be able to reap the benefits of public cloud while keeping their data secure
With one year to go, businesses are entering the audit process of getting themselves ready for GDPR
UBS picks Microsoft's cloud platform to provide scalability, reduce costs and ensure regulatory compliance
All the news from the world of the IT channel, including GDPR complacency and the continuing prevalence of Windows XP
Moving to a distributed database using blockchain could help banks save billions on costly data processes
The two-year timer starts today before compulsory compliance of GDPR, the new EU data protection directive, is enforced, but are you ready?
Kevin Foster, testing services manager, MTI Technology, explains how to get the biggest bang for your buck when it comes to security
Absolute's Stephen Midgley tells us how businesses can cope best when dealing with a data breach
KPMG has found that UK businesses are still reluctant to sign up for cloud services, preferring to stick with familiar outsourcing methods
TechUK and Cyber Crime Reduction Partnership report finds the same old risks are still causing trouble