One of the common obstacles to the adoption of cloud computing is the perceived security risk. However, if the correct defences are in place, much of this concern can be mitigated.
Calligo has put in place the most rigorous processes and modern technology to mitigate threats to your data.
We use a comprehensive, vendor-neutral and adaptive combination of security technologies to protect your data. This includes anti-malware, intrusion detection, firewalls, web application protection, file integrity monitoring, DDoS protection and detailed log inspection – all running in real-time across our entire cloud platform.
All our datacentres are at least Tier 3 and have the highest levels of physical and technical security, including UPS, fire suppression and 24/7 monitoring.
Cloud’s greatest strength of data access anywhere can also be its greatest weakness if not managed properly. Without proper measures, untraceable data leakage can undermine performance and data privacy requirements. Calligo uses sophisticated technology and processes to control access to your data without compromising productivity.
Our managed services team ensures that your applications and infrastructure are regularly patched to a rigorous schedule, removing the need for clients to maintain their own environments.
We ensure that our entire team is aware of our security and quality standards and know how to apply them throughout their activities.
To provide additional reassurance over the security of your data, we also offer additional services such as back-up, disaster recovery and continuous monitoring.
To discover how this service could help your business, speak to one of our expert consultants today.
The 10 most dangerous misperceptions that undermine US and Canadian organizations’ GDPR observance and strategies
How a hybrid cloud environment using Azure Stack delivered by Calligo can solve the residency, security and access requirements of your most sensitive data.
A collection of real-life observations from our Data Privacy Services team that you can learn from to make your GDPR adherence strategy as efficient, fast and thorough as possible.
Calligo’s GDPR Interview Series is a unique collection of interviews with expert commentators on GDPR. Our interviewees discuss GDPR’s origins and motivations, its implications and where and why businesses are struggling and succeeding with preparing for the 25th May deadline.
Independent research into the crucial new considerations for 2018 that are being deliberately but dangerously side-lined in cloud strategy construction – and the impact it is having on businesses.
Conducted on our behalf by a respected polling organisation, this research examines 500 companies’ views and concerns about GDPR, and tracks their progress with preparations. We have collated the data into this ebook.
Data privacy is naturally fast-moving and ever-changing and the last few weeks have been no exception. Following our blogs about Japan and India recently, another pair of key data privacy announcements were made – one on the frustrating delays to the EU’s ePrivacy Regulation, and a remarkable declaration of intent from Bahrain. ePrivacy Regulation…
We are today announcing the opening of a multi-tenanted Microsoft Azure Stack in Toronto, Canada. This is our fifth Azure Stack deployment, creating one of the world’s largest networks of fully-owned, multi-tenanted Azure Stacks. The new deployment will provide data residency assurances to Canadian and US businesses concerned about GDPR, the new CLOUD Act and…
India has just passed draft language for its first ever separate data privacy law: The Personal Data Protection Bill 2018. Data privacy is not an entirely new subject for India’s legislators – there were some data privacy provisions in the Information Technology Act of 2000, though strictly speaking, these were information security recommendations rather than…
How is the modern workplace progressing with understanding their obligations towards data privacy? Which new apps are strengthening our infrastructure? What insights can data analytics and artificial intelligence give you to guide your business strategies? Who is creating business applications that improve the customer or staff experience? These were the four pillars of focus at…
On Tuesday this week, the EU and Japan successfully concluded their talks on reciprocal adequacy. What does this mean? Generally speaking, it means that the two nations recognise each other’s data protection systems as “equivalent”, and therefore agree that data can flow between them as of the implementation date later this year. The announcement also…
The International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the world’s largest information privacy organization, recently asked us to pen an article on the recently-passed CLOUD Act. This new legislation’s intention was simple: to facilitate the process for the US government to gain access to potentially vital data in the interest of national security when held on…
