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Ago 3, 2019 - Code Wizards Selects Servers.com for Hosting Its Global Bare Metal Offering - UK-company Code Wizards, headquartered in Reading and specializing in software architecture and digital engineering, has selected Servers.com for hosting its global bare metal offering. This partnership would allow Code Wizards to offer scalable solutions across bare metal as well as public ...

Ago 2, 2019 - GoDaddy Hires Aman Bhutani as New CEO From Expedia - Hosting provider GoDaddy, aiming its web hosting services at SMBs globally, has appointed Aman Bhutani, previously President of Brand Expedia Group, as GoDaddy's new CEO, effective September 4th, ...

Ago 2, 2019 - How To Ensure That Your Cloud Hosted Healthcare Data Is HIPAA Compliant - The world is moving to the cloud at an unprecedented rate. Both enterprise level businesses and newly founded startups are preferring to host their data on the cloud as opposed to the traditional IT infrastructure. The healthcare industry has been one of the laggards in the cloud transformation due to the additional security concerns surrounding cloud adoption but is quickly catching ...

Ago 5, 2019 - Gartner: Worldwide Public Cloud Services Market Grew 31.3% in 2018 - The worldwide public cloud market grew 31.3% in 2018 to total $32.4 billion, up from $24.7 billion in 2017, according to Gartner. AWS was once again the No. 1 vendor in the public cloud market in 2018, followed by Microsoft Azure, Alibaba, Google Cloud and ...

Ago 6, 2019 - Serverless Monitoring Provider Thundra Releases Flexible Alerting - Thundra has released its new solution with flexible alerting capabilities included. The release would add a new feature to Thundra's already comprehensive monitoring services, including both distributed and local tracing capabilities, log search, performance analysis, and architectural ...

Ago 6, 2019 - Capital One Data Breach Affects 106 Million People - It has become a drearily familiar story: A data breach at a major company exposes troves of sensitive information, putting millions of people at risk of online fraud.

Last year, it was Marriott. The year before, Equifax.

This time, it’s Capital One, which said on Monday that a hacker had compromised the personal information of more than 100 million people, in one of the largest-ever thefts of data from a bank. For the vast majority of those consumers, the breach appears to have exposed only relatively inconsequential details like names and addresses, rather than Social Security and bank account numbers.

“The largest category of information accessed was information on consumers and small ...