Are you aware of the volume of data you hold and its value? TrueSwift has successfully completed the secure migration of 1 billion messages for a key client. The client, a FTSE 100 listed company, is based in the UK with over 12,000 employees globally.
TrueSwift is proud to announce that it has been selected by Softcat as an Elite Partner. Softcat is one of the UK’s leading IT infrastructure providers and a FTSE 250 listed company. It is passionate about outstanding employee satisfaction and world-class
With the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we have seen an increase in the number of clients receiving Subject Access Requests (SARs). Are you able to handle and respond to them?
Subject Access Requests are a component of data management introduced in The GDPR and DPA 18.
This blog will go into more detail on what SARs are, how they can be requested and how you should respond to them.
Continuous research suggests that ‘Insider Threats’ are responsible for around three-quarters of security breaches. There’s little doubt about how detrimental this type of threat can be to a company and its
Email is one of the most convenient and prolific means of business communication. For many, it is just a transient business commodity, but for others, it can be mined to produce powerful business intelligence.
IT departments have long been aware of the technical and business issues relating to Personal Storage Tables (backup files for old emails and other items). Invariably, apathy has led to their proliferation throughout the
Like many creative people, we in marketing often chaff against constraining rules and regulations. Our pursuit of contacts, leads, and opportunities can sometimes cause us to be somewhat cavalier
In the past few years the term dark data has been used more frequently, but what does it mean? Consulting and market research company Gartner Inc. describes dark data as "information
Much has been written about the silos that store Europe’s butter, sugar and maize mountains. A fluttering price tag atop these mountains would indicate a price to the taxpayer of £236m. A hefty amount for sure.
A few weeks ago I posted an item on LinkedIn about finding a lost USB stick that contained sensitive data. It generated a great deal of discussion about the implications of tighter data protection laws for the way in which we all use data accumulated by our organisations and/or ourselves as individuals.
