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GDPR compliant? Here's a handy five-step preparation checklist
Ensuring compliance with GDPR means all departments that collect and handle personal data must comply with GDPR. Here's how to ensure the marketing department is ready for GDPR.
We're all a bit of Trump when it comes to cybersecurity
President Trump reportedly sees security procedures as too inconvenient. Unfortunately, he's not alone.
Microsoft: We're giving you all Euro-style GDPR rights over how we use your data
Microsoft says the privacy rules it's introduced to meet the EU's new GDPR law will apply to users globally.
One search to rule them all: Cloudtenna's DirectSearch
Cloud storage can solve just about any storage problem you have - except the problem of too many cloud storage silos. Cloudtenna's DirectSearch can find your data across multiple clouds, file servers, and personal devices - and more.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active2 review: Rugged Android tablet built for business in the field
The iPad may set the bar for tablets, but it's not setup for field work. Samsung has taken its excellent smartphone expertise and expanded it to a ruggedized tablet that is sized and specced for work in the elements.
GDPR: It's here, so what happens now?
What does GDPR really mean for consumers and business? And will those giant fines really happen?
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Google robocall scam: We're suing hustlers who pretend to be us, warns Google
Scam robocallers tell victims: call us now or your Google business listing will labeled closed.
Lenovo sees growth in PCs and workstations
Data center and PC businesses grow, but profits drop.
Windows 10 tip: How to turn on System Protection and create System Restore points
One of the oldest Windows recovery tools, System Restore, is disabled by default on most Windows 10 installations. Here's how to re-enable this still-useful feature.
Insurance startup leaks sensitive customer health data
The storage bucket wasn't protected with a password and was accessible by anyone.
