Cyber security in care settings
Cyber threats in care homes are no longer hypothetical. Read more in Helen Tringham's article.
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Cyber threats in care homes are no longer hypothetical. Read more in Helen Tringham's article.
Most of the EU Data Act (the Act) came into force on 12 September 2025. If you provide cloud services to customers in the EU, this means you will need to get to grips with new obligations to make it easier for your customers to switch to another provider.
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