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Dear Sir, There are conversations working around the business and tech circles in Bermuda on how the country could attract a tech giant such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook to our shores, particularly for a data centre. Data centres are key st...

The One Bermuda Alliance insisted today that it complied with a request from the Parliamentary Registrar not to use confidential voter information after it was sent to them by mistake. The Opposition spoke out after the Parliamentary Registrar’s off...

The conflagration set off by the Cambridge Analytica scandal has spread like a forest fire across continents. India’s politics has not been spared. This week, India’s ruling BJP and the Congress party have been engaged in an unruly quarrel over the d...

Social, economic and geographic data from 2014 to 2016 is highlighted in a new publication from the Department of Statistics. The 2017 Bermuda Facts and Figures pamphlet contains data about Bermuda’s economy as well as historical notes on the develop...

Police have yet to be called in over a data breach at Bermudian-based international law firm Appleby. A police spokesman confirmed yesterday that the service had not received a complaint about a cyberattack at the firm. The spokesman said: “Followi...

The European Union has introduced new data protection laws that will have implications for many Bermuda companies that do business in the 28-country bloc. The new General Data Protection Regulation, which was approved by the European Parliament last ...

It’s not just the Island’s large companies that should be worrying about backing up their data in the event of a disaster. The HWP fire brought the issue to the forefront, but for many small and home-based businesses cost is a concern, especially in ...