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GDPR Log Management: A Practical Guide for Engineers

GDPR compliance for logs can be tricky—especially when you're trying to maintain system visibility and protect user data at the same time. For SREs and IT teams, it’s a balancing act between staying on the right side of privacy laws and not losing the context you need to troubleshoot. This guide walks through practical ways to handle personal data in logs, set up retention rules that make sense, and stay compliant without creating unnecessary friction.

How to Balance Regulation-Mandated Data Collection with GDPR Rules in IoT

Navigating the fine line between data collection and privacy is crucial in today's connected world. In this video, we explore how techniques like differential privacy allow for data gathering without compromising user confidentiality. Learn how to audit your data strategy and capture only what’s necessary to ensure compliance while keeping your devices secure.

EU Targets Garantex: $28M Frozen as EU Expands Sanctions on Russia

Russian crypto exchange Garantex is facing operational restrictions, with approximately 28 million in users' accounts affected after the latest EU sanctions package announced on February 26, 2025. The EU has been sanctioning Russia throughout its ongoing military conflict with Ukraine. The latest measures focus primarily on individuals and organizations with close ties to Russian financial institutions. Garantex was included in the sanctions due to its association with previously sanctioned Russian banks, such as Sberbank, Alfa-Bank, and T-Bank.

What is NIS2 Compliance? And How to Use Proactive Monitoring to Automate Compliance

NIS2 (Network and Information Security Directive 2) is the European Union’s updated cybersecurity directive, replacing the original NIS Directive (2016), often referenced to as NIS1. NIS2 was adopted in December 2022 and the deadline for implementation by EU member states was October 17, 2024. NIS2 strengthens cybersecurity requirements across essential and important sectors to enhance cyber resilience and response capabilities.

DORA Compliance - An Opportunity for MSPs

For Managed Service Providers (MSPs) in the EU, who serve financial organizations, DORA regulatory compliance is a hot topic. The DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) is a new regulation that came into force on Jan 17th, 2025, aimed at ensuring the operational resilience of financial entities in the EU, focusing on technology risk management and minimizing disruptions in critical services.

How Finance Tech Will Change After the 2025 EU DORA Mandate

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) has already begun to reshape the financial landscape in the European Union and beyond. As of January 2025, EU financial entities and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) third-party providers must demonstrate robust operational resilience against ICT disruptions.

Energy Regulations Are Rising: Stay Ahead with Modern DCIM

Across regions, the regulatory landscape is shifting dramatically: These regulations signal a new era where energy waste is no longer just an economic concern but a compliance risk. Failure to adhere can result in hefty penalties, restricted operations, and reputational damage.

What is DORA and how AIOps facilitates compliance

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a European Union (EU) regulation that requires financial institutions to improve their digital operational resilience. DORA creates a uniform regulatory framework across the EU to strengthen the European financial market against cyber risks and IT incidents.

What is the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)? Everything you need to know about DORA compliance.

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a European Union legislation designed to enhance the digital operational resilience of financial institutions and their critical third-party ICT (Information and Communication Technology) service providers. DORA has two primary objectives.

Centralized Log Management for the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)

The financial services industry has been a threat actor target since before digital transformation was even a term. Further, the financial services organizations find themselves continuously under scrutiny. As members of a highly regulated industry, these companies need to comply with various laws to ensure that they effectively protect sensitive data.