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In this final part of our series on the comprehensive state consumer data privacy acts, we address what a business that is a controller needs to know if it engages a "processor" with whom it shares personal information or data.

For the last decade, the industry and press have declared the death of voice, or at least the traditional PSTN network.

How do you get the most out of the transformational opportunity presented by Software-Defined Wide-Area Networking ("SD-WAN")?

We will explore each of the following areas in greater detail with one or more podcasts dedicated to each topic … we hope you will tune in.

Since the European Electronic Communications Code (EECC) was released in December 2018, many in the industry have described its effects on providers of EU telecoms and communications related OTT services.

To help accomplish this, enterprises should require their IT and telecoms providers to include appropriate information security clauses in their IT and telecoms provider contracts.

On January 1, 2020, fireworks rang out in California, but they weren't celebrating the New Year or New Decade.

Is 2020 the year that "true" 5G is available for enterprises? As we wrote in our Network World article last year ("Like 4G before it, 5G is being hyped"), when it finally happens...

On November 3, California voters approved Prop 24, which enacted the new "California Privacy Rights Act."

In early March, Governor Northam of Virginia signed into law the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA).

For the last decade, the industry and press have declared the death of voice, or at least the traditional PSTN network.