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Survey results: Understanding cloud end-user pain points

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Are you one eDiscovery away from a budgetary meltdown?

By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com

Type: Analyst Report

Public clouds are offering deep data storage at cents per gigabyte. While this may be a great financial draw at first glance, there are hidden costs with many cloud offerings that make it very hard to know exactly what the costs of recovering required data would be. 

When combined with poorly implemented means of identifying files and records that are required, the costs of eDiscovery can be so expensive as to have a severe impact on a business’ bottom line.

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    Keep the (IT) faith: Data, storage, and the GDPR countdown

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    As the summer draws to a close, there are plenty of areas of opportunity for the channel around data, both protecting it and helping it speed around a business more quickly.

    It's time for flash: Lower costs and reliability means that the storage technology has finally become a serious proposition for the channel heartlands in the SME market.

    GDPR countdown: May 2018 is getting ever closer and there are plenty of customers still scratching their heads about the European data protection regulations. That should spell plenty of opportunities for the channel.

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    Explore the state of email security in the era of remote work

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    Remote work has heightened email and collaboration tool security risks. Mimecast's Australian email security report reveals:

    • Over 80% of firms integrate tools like Teams and Slack into cybersecurity, yet 29% seldom conduct phishing tests.

    • While 73% use cloud email services, 11% lack substantial extra security.

    • A mere 30% have advanced email protection, and 37% use DMARC against spoofing.

    The report suggests enhancing email security with better training, more controls, and improved governance. Discover more in the full report on securing email in remote work's rise.

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