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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Australian Government Signs 49 Companies to Cloud Services Panel
The Australian government has announced the first 49 companies as part of its cloud services panel which caters to Australia’s federal agencies. The initial industry group of panelists was recently revealed by finance minister Mathias Cormann, and includes providers of SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and “core specialist services” such as optimization. Continue reading
Microsoft Adopts International Standard for Cloud Privacy
Microsoft has adopted ISO/IEC 27018, an international standard for cloud privacy. The standard is meant to assure customers by restricting the processing and handling of personally identifiable information, and establishing transparent data transfer and deletion policies. Continue reading
Organization Calls for the Development of Tools to Monitor the Dark Web
The Dark Web (basically online content that is purposefully inaccessible from mainstream web browsers and search engines) poses many new challenges for investigators of online crime that requires a sophisticated approach to understanding its topography, according to a new working paper issued by the Global Commission on Internet Governance (GCIG). Continue reading
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Tagged basically-online, gcig, global, hosting, internet, new-challenges, paper-issued, web hosting
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ServInt Marks 20th Anniversary with New Corporate Website
Managed hosting provider ServInt is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week by launching a new corporate website, improving its usability and adding a new customer learning center called the ServInt University. Continue reading
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Tagged called-the-servint, hosting, improving-its, new-corporate, new-customer, servint, web hosting, week
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Amazon Sites in Europe Suffer Outages, AWS Customers Not Affected: Netcraft
Amazon retail sites and streaming video services in Europe suffered a pair of outages on Sunday and Monday, Downdetector.co.uk reports. Sites affected included amazon.co.uk, amazon.de and amazon.fr, but not US-hosted amazon.com or any of the thousands of AWS customers, according to Netcraft. Continue reading
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Tagged aws, cloud-computing, downdetector-co-uk, europe, monday, outages-on-sunday, retail-sites, sunday, the-thousands, video-services
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