Security

Ransomware attacks are a major concern for businesses that rely on technology in their services and handle vast amounts of data every single day.

With data increasingly essential to any business, data loss has the potential to be catastrophic and there are plenty of ways it can happen. That ranges from accidental deletion to hardware failure, a cyber attack and even natural disasters. A comprehensive data back-up strategy is no longer a nice to have, it is essential.

We're glad to welcome Microsoft, Google, and Amazon to the European data sovereignty club. Their presence validates the importance of this movement—but validation isn't the same as leadership.

Despite growing awareness of the quantum threat, many businesses and organizations are underprepared for its potential impact and still rely on traditional encryption methods, which are vulnerable to future quantum decryption.

A beer shortage, international flight chaos and a car company putting all production on hold. Cyber attacks aren’t new, but 2025 may be the year that they become tangibly real for many people.

For European companies that still rely on American hyperscalers to store critical data, the clock is ticking.