Databarracks and NCC launch Guidelines paper for ‘Disaster Recovery in the Cloud’

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provider, Databarracks (www.databarracks.com), in association with the National Computer Centre (NCC), has launched the Guidelines for Disaster Recovery in the Cloud, aimed at providing practical advice on disaster recovery (DR) when using cloud services.

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Virtus Data Centres appoints new CEO

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Hortonworks, Mirantis and Red Hat team

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Insider threats and employee-owned devices identified as the greatest risks

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