.png?width=432&height=358&name=Government%20(1).png)
Our latest post
Most cloud projects in public authorities do not fail on technology but on the way there: requirements that only emerge during procurement, a data protection review at the end instead of the start, and day-to-day work that has long run on email attachments. This guide describes the five typical points of failure, the legal framework from the GDPR to the BSI minimum standard, and a six-step introduction path. The need is high and the starting point low. In a survey of 57 German authorities and public IT service providers, 80 percent give cloud transformation high priority, yet 70 percent run at most a fifth of their applications in the cloud. 77 percent name data protection and European legal standards as the biggest hurdle (Lünendonk study "Cloud transformation in the public sector", 30 April 2025, produced with consulting and IT service partners).
More posts
it-sa in Nuremberg is Europe's leading trade fair for IT security. For 2025 the organiser reported new records: 993 exhibitors and 28,267 tr...
The attachment is the standard method for sending confidential documents, and it is the only step in the process for which no one is respons...
Version 1.1.0 of the SecureCloud app has been live since July 23, 2026, for iOS and Android. The update focuses on three things you use ever...
The Cyber Resilience Act has been in effect since December 2024, and unlike NIS2, there are no exemptions for small businesses. Anyone who m...
SecureCloud provides an MCP server that connects popular AI assistants directly to your own cloud storage—whether they’re European solutions...
On June 29, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court dealt a structural blow to the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework. Safe Harbor, Privacy Shield—and now ...
Making the switch has never been easier— or more necessary: Relying on a U.S. cloud stack can cost a medium-sized company with 100–300 emplo...
The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) has set a new registration deadline for organizations subject to the Network and Informati...
On June 3, 2026, the European Commission presented the European Technological Sovereignty Package. What CADA actually means, why “sovereignt...