Migrating applications to the cloud is a strategic milestone for many companies—but it’s far more than a technical project. The success of implementing new cloud-based systems depends largely on how well users are engaged and prepared for the transition. Training plays a central role in this process, yet it faces unique challenges. This blog article…
More and more companies are turning to multi-cloud environments to make their IT infrastructure more flexible, cost-efficient, and resilient. Cloud services offer advantages such as scalability, lower operating costs, and high availability. However, using various cloud services across multiple providers also increases complexity—especially when it comes to data security. A key aspect of ensuring data…
More and more companies are choosing to run their applications in the cloud. Migrating an application to the cloud is a significant undertaking that requires careful planning and execution. In this blog post, we present a six-phase guide to cloud migration, illustrated through the example of migrating an application to a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution. We…
The EU Regulation DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) establishes a unified framework for the European financial sector to manage cybersecurity and ICT risks. Its goal is to strengthen the EU financial market by harmonizing requirements and standards in cybersecurity and ICT risk management, ensuring resilience and adaptability—operational resilience—of financial institutions during and after disruptions. Implementation…
When companies intend to use cloud services, they must ensure compliance with all applicable internal and external regulations. This is particularly crucial for regulated sectors such as banking, insurance, and operators of critical infrastructure (KRITIS), where detailed requirements must be met through effective compliance management. In this blog post, we examine the key factors relevant…
You often hear the statement that service level agreements for cloud services (Cloud Service SLAs) are too “vague”. For example, it is claimed that the provision of the service and quality expected by the customer cannot be ensured due to unclear regulations. However, SLAs must be clearly defined and their degree of achievement must be…