Atos chair departs as shareholders hit out at planned sale to billionaire
As its share price continues to fall, the IT services giant is making more changes in the boardroom.
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OECD pitches global treaty on digital services tax, but will the US get on board?
Digital services tax regimes vary wildly around the world. The OECD wants to change that, but will need Washington's support.
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Cisco to give EU customers ‘sovereign control’ over Webex data
The move expands on existing data sovereignty arrangements Cisco has for customers in Europe.
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SAP, Siemens join companies lobbying against EU Data Act
Companies argue that a general data sharing requirement on IoT devices will create an unfair advantage to non-EU companies able…
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The benefits of the UK’s new data protection laws are there for the taking
Passage of the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill should be prioritised so that businesses can benefit sooner rather than…
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UK police still relying heavily on Chinese surveillance camera technology
The majority of forces reported using Chinese-made surveillance technology including for ANPR, CCTV and body-worn cameras.
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Managed service providers are falling under new regulatory scrutiny
Long overlooked by the UK's NIS Regulations, regulators will now hold managed service providers to new cybersecurity standards.
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Deleted files caused NOTAM outage that grounded US flights
The incident brought the US aviation industry to a complete standstill for the first time in 22 years.
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