Tomorrow the UK government will identify ‘operators of essential services[1]’ that will be required to comply with the security and incident reporting requirements set out in the European Security of Network and Information Systems (NIS) Directive. The Directive requires the identified businesses and service providers to ensure their technology, data and networks are secured and cyber resilient.
The UK’s population is not only getting larger, but older too if figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) are anything to go by. The ONS found that the nation’s population totalled 65.6 million in 2016 — its highest ever tally — while also stating that 18 per cent of those currently in the UK were 65+ and that 2.4 per cent were 85+.
More than ever, we’re becoming increasingly aware of our impact on the planet. In particular, all eyes are on the transport industry and its emissions.
vScaler has incorporated NVIDIA’s new RAPIDS open source software into its cloud platform for on-premise, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments. Deployable via its own Docker container in the vScaler Cloud management portal, the RAPIDS suite of software libraries gives users the freedom to execute end-to-end data science and analytics pipelines entirely on GPUs.
EfficientIP 2018 DNS Threat Report proves European organizations suffer most from global network attacks Paris, France - Tuesday 12th June 2018 - EfficientIP, a leading specialist in DNS security to ensure service continuity, user protection and data confidentiality, revealed the European results of its 2018 DNS Threat Report. The research explored the technical causes and behavioral responses towards DNS-based threats and their potential effects on businesses across the world. Globally, 77% of organizations faced DNS attacks in the past year with each attack costing European businesses an a
EU Business News has been running for almost eighteen months, in which time it has built up a fantastic reputation for itself. Our magazine aims to provide an absorbing overview of this exciting region and the businesses and individuals operating within the EU. Our readership of over 100,000 industry and business professionals have been drawn to the publication for its reporting on things such as the unique business innovators who strive to change the sector in this exciting region. EU Business News is one of the many publications by AI Global Media, a UK based publisher which has published ov
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) produced the comprehensive document which is available to read it in full here. But don’t worry if you don’t have time to read 165 pages because Flogas, who offers business gas prices, has summarised it to solely look at the strategy’s key points, and what they mean for UK homes and businesses.
The Balkan Enterprise Awards 2018 will once again strive to recognise and highlight the key players, teams and firms within the ever-evolving region. The awards will reward those who thrive amongst fierce competition on an international scale.
The 2018 Central Europe Awards will once again strive to recognise and highlight the key players and enterprises within the ever- evolving Central Europe Business scene. From a variety of different industries, The Central Europe Business News Awards will reward those who thrive amongst fierce competition on a regional scale.
In less than a year's time, at 11am on Friday 29th March 2019, Britain will leave the European Union. Ever since the vote was decided upon, the impact on the NHS has been a prime focus for both the Remain and Leave camps. Both sides have given arguments about what leaving the EU will do to our healthcare service.
More than a quarter of British workers (27%) say Brexit has already had a negative impact on their company with one in six (16%) claiming Brexit uncertainty has seen their company reduce its investment in the workplace. The new survey from leading workplace consultants, Peldon Rose, also reveals however that over a third (39%) of Millennials (25-34 years olds) will consider changing jobs if their company decreases workplace spending, and two-thirds (66%) say they will be more loyal to companies that improve the office, suggesting employers must continue to invest in their working environments
