Gartner has recently conducted a research on world wide public cloud revenue and forecasted a growth of 17.5% in world wide public cloud services market in 2019. The total is expected to reach to a whopping amount of $214 billion, up from $182.4 from 2018.
Running a business these days often means managing a series of online accounts and figures, with a little shipping and perhaps some calling. Of course, this lacks the physical security of physical businesses. Many turn to other monitoring and management packages that can be accessed by clients, while algorithms and other features keep access to where it’s necessary. Cloud security can be tricky and without at least some education in the field, users can make simple mistakes that could ruin businesses.
Internet of Thing (IoT) devices have taken over our lives. Everything from your refrigerator, thermostat, and light bulbs are talking to the cloud. This is generating an unprecedented amount of data that is traversing the Internet and needs to be stored somewhere, hopefully securely.
Does your business continuous traffic from European countries? If your answer is yes then you should be fully aware of Europe’s new data privacy law – GDPR. It will definitely affect you if you don’t know it.
In this article, we are going to discuss everything about what GDPR is, how it is going to affect your approaches of data collection and how to make your site GDPR compliant.