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Major cloud services providers to come under remit of UK regulators next year
MPs have accused the government of being too slow to bring critical third-party service providers under the remit of UK regulators but ministers insist work is underway.
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Cascading risk and mitigation lessons stemming from the AWS outage
Organizations are threaded together in a web of digital infrastructure. It sounds pretty until something gets stuck. Our experts weigh in on strategies that can stem the fallout.
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AWS confirms service outage as major websites and apps go down worldwide
The issue seems to have affected some of the world’s most famous website and major apps.
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UK government still seeking access to Apple customers’ cloud data
Latest reports suggest neither side is backing off, and the matter could now be decided in a tribunal hearing in January next year.
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Can you access your outsourced data?
Why access to data held by TPPs is critical for operational resilience, regulatory expectations, and escrow to support data access.
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Court document reveals new details of UK demand for access to Apple data
Document from The Investigatory Powers Tribunal also shows UK may not have dropped the demand yet, despite reports claiming the opposite.
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ECB issues new guidance on outsourcing cloud services
The guide sets out the central bank’s expectations on the requirements of DORA, including good practices which add an additional layer of complexity.
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UK drops its demand for access to Apple encrypted cloud data
Closed-door negotiations have led to closure, but were there strong enough legal grounds for the request, and was it all worth it?