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Top 13 cybersecurity attacks in the first half of 2021
In recent years, enterprises have experienced a significant number of cyberattacks. The first half of 2021 was no different.
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Cybercrime: What drives digital crime?
Cybercrime is an umbrella term for illegal criminal activity that's either initiated or takes place directly on the internet.
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Top 13 cybersecurity experts to follow on social media
We live in a highly digitized and closely connected world. As businesses increasingly depend on data, they are also more at risk of experiencing a cyberattack. This makes cybersecurity critical to privacy, enterprise security, compliance, and business relevance.
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You woke up to an active data breach: what now?
You get a call in the middle of the night. Your security team alerts you to an active data breach. What do you do?
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What should CISOs do this year?
The past year proved to be challenging for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) across industries. From mass migration from onsite to remote working, the corporate world saw just how important it was to have security teams to ensure business continuity.
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Why is Switzerland the safest place for data storage?
Switzerland is known for banking, chocolate, and some of the best cheese the planet has to offer. This stable, politically neutral European nation also boasts some of the best privacy laws on earth. So, it’s not really a surprise to find that it’s also the perfect location for data storage.
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Companies concerned about keeping their data safe from prying governments are turning to Swiss datacenters that have the security of national laws which protect information from the other countries.
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Article about Artmotion on Computerweekly.com
Is Switzerland turning into a cloud-haven in the wake of the Prism scandal? Enterprises are using Swiss cloud providers to host data, because of their tighter privacy culture, following the NSA surveillance revelations.
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The Independent.co.uk stated that Switzerland can provide a safe haven for your data
Switzerland is rapidly building a niche industry of secure data storage. While the US National Security Agency seems able to use EU treaty rules as an excuse to snoop on us at will, it has no such right in Switzerland.
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Artmotion featured on Zdnet.com
If the US and European governments can get access to data stored in the cloud, then it might be better to store it in on servers in a neutral country, such as Switzerland. If so, Artmotion hopes to benefit...
MEHR LESENSwitzerland exports six times more IT services than cheese
According to a new survey of ictswitzerland.ch., Switzerland exports six times more IT Services than cheese and chocolate combined
MEHR LESENArtmotion boosts data privacy with enhanced encryption
To further increase the security of its clients’ data, Swiss data center provider Artmotion has introduced dedicated encrypted servers as part of its secure service offering.
MEHR LESENTop 15 countries for safe data storage
A new Data Danger Zones report from secure data center Artmotion ranked more than 170 nations on their abilities to keep digital information safe, private and secure.
MEHR LESENSwitzerland: From Banking Paradise To Data Safe Zone
Attracted by the country's political neutrality and ironclad privacy laws, a growing number of people and companies are choosing to keep their sensitive information in the nation's servers.
MEHR LESENArtmotion's public statement on Data-economy.com
Artmotion said this combined with a rapid increase in people expressing unfavorable opinions about the US more generally, could have a “severely detrimental impact” to the cloud computing industry.
MEHR LESENAnalysis from Artmotion forecasts billions in losses due to the Trump effect
According to Artmotion, the US cloud computing industry stands to lose more than $10 billion by 2020 as a result of President Trump’s increasingly shaky reputation on data privacy.
MEHR LESENArtmotion's report on data prosecutions featured on Itproportal.com
The report says that out of 14,000 data protection complaints made against the financial sector in the last five years, less than 0.1 percent resulted in criminal prosecutions.
MEHR LESENArtmotion has been selected as finalist on EuropeanCEO.com
The judges felt that given the security surrounding Artmotion's cloud, uniquely positioned the company to offer a first-rate service combined with unrivaled protection.
MEHR LESENHow much is your personal or company data worth?
The study of a thousand Brits, undertaken by Swiss data center Artmotion, found that 49 percent of respondents would only sell their personal or company data for £1 million or more.
MEHR LESENForbes.com on Swiss Data Secrecy and Artmotion
The Swiss reputation for low taxation and secrecy is well known when it comes to money, but it's also becoming a popular place to store data, thanks to the country's strict data-protection laws.
MEHR LESENAre Swiss cloud firms - the new Swiss bank account?
With data privacy fears at an all-time high following Prism, FISA, and the Patriot Act can Swiss cloud firms join their financial services compatriots in offering truly private services?
MEHR LESENOnly 8% of Asian countries are safe for data privacy.
The Data Danger Zones report combines analysis of five key factors for data privacy - political instability, corruption, the risk of natural disasters, quality of infrastructure, risk of internal conflicts, and risk of terrorism.
MEHR LESENPrivacy fears have businesses looking for data 'safe havens'
Following recent privacy scandals, a survey states that three quarters (or 76 percent) of IT decision makers would move their organization’s data to another country as a result of privacy concerns.
MEHR LESENUS Firms bank on Swiss data centers
Switzerland has a well-deserved reputation, and now it's hoping to ‘cash in’ on that legacy by providing a similar refuge for something that some say is even more valuable than our money – our data.
MEHR LESENInterview featured on Itproportal.com
An interview about PRISM, privacy issues, Switzerland's legendary neutrality, and much more.
MEHR LESENSecurity concerns create new data opportunities for a Swiss security firm
Edward Snowden's revelations about PRISM have drawn attention to a data center alternative from Switzerland.
MEHR LESENIs the U.S. cloud services sector slowing down?
Artmotion Ltd. released a statement stating that the U.S. cloud industry stands to lose more than $10 billion by 2020 as a result of American President Donald Trump’s “increasingly shaky reputation on data privacy.”
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