The country is debating where its data should live. The organisations inside it are losing control of theirs one copy at a time – mostly to suppliers down the road.
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Four Microsoft dates between July and February decide what your estate will cost next year.
Every SQL Server deadline buys the same thing: a project that delivers nothing new. There is a version of that project you only ever run once.
Microsoft has withdrawn the free ESU deal that made deferring SQL Server upgrades affordable, writes Ascent Technology MD Johan Lamberts.
Most organisations invest in perimeter security. The database – where the data actually lives – is the layer most often left ungoverned.
South Africa’s breach record tells a consistent story – and it leads to the database layer, writes Ascent Technology MD Johan Lamberts.