data sovereignty

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Businesses already find it hard to protect data in a cyber attack and changing regulations make their job more difficult: annual survey.

High-profile hacks have caused a realisation within public and private organisations that they need better data practices to reduce their vulnerability.

Government adoption of cloud services has historically moved slowly. That’s changing as agencies look to adopt more digital-first agendas.

The demands, expectations and security of government information and technology carry a different weighting of governance and public expectation. Microsoft Azure finally unleashes the capacity to deliver innovative and efficient solutions to radically improve government programs.

Collaboration is easy to say but much harder to achieve, especially when it comes to finding common platforms. Microsoft’s local Protected certification of its Azure platform is about to change that equation.

Agencies have for years played on the margins of cloud, only to find choices and progress constrained amid concerns over security, sovereignty, governance and resilience. Microsoft Azure’s launch for government coupled with its official ASD rating as a ‘Protected’ level provider changes that — big time.