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Director WEUR at Rubrik discusses a number of hot topics including if storage still really exists, multi-cloud environments, and ransomware.

In October last year hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber and it has only just emerged now.

What does it mean for Ireland? Paling asserts massive connectivity that puts the nation up there with other leading international locations.

On its sixth birthday, DataCentres Ireland 2017 is the largest ever with more than 60 industry experts sharing their insights and 70 exhibitors.

UK's Police representatives have revealed virtually everyone in the country has been hacked, however, High-Tech Bridge's CEO disagrees.

Cash Converters breached, hackers have access to UK customer account details, usernames, passwords, addresses and partial credit card numbers.

Schneider Electric survey reveals challenges of managing hybrid IT environments at large enterprises worldwide.

This principal analyst from Camden Associates says the secret sauce to securing mobile users is AI-based zero packet inspection.

Business confidence surrounding UK leaving the EU was highest in France (83 per cent) and Belgium (78 per cent) but lowest in Sweden (49 per cent).

Barracuda expands public cloud functionality for Web and NextGen Firewalls, offering utility-based consumption and automated security controls.

Itatel has designed and deployed a new green data centre at the University of Pisa – one of Italy’s oldest universities.

​Dresden has strengthened its ambition of becoming the leading centre for Internet of Things (IoT) solutions with the announcement of huge investment.

A cybersecurity expert has said it is a ‘stunning admission’ by the former CIA director about the NSA breach that is being touted as catastrophic.

​Ixia, a Keysight Business, has released the findings from new research that delved into the concerns of IT professionals around the world.

Brennan IT asserts it has become clear that a hybrid cloud approach isn’t the only option and there is still a place for on-premise infrastructure.

A study has revealed that a minuscule 11 percent of the cybersecurity workforce are women - Kaspersky says this is attributing to the huge skills gap.

At the official launch of its new Frankfurt data centre, Digital Realty also revealed the findings of an IDG survey with startling results.

Now in its sixth year, DataCentres Ireland is the biggest national event of its kind acting as a data centre strategy guide with the latest solutions.

The company affirms in this time of rapid transformation, it’s vital for partners to be equipped with the knowledge and tools to adapt to the changes.

According to Europol, Europe needs to prepare itself for a large increase in the number of cyber-attacks - an expert discusses what lies ahead.