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Expanding into Turkey raises one question early: where does customer data live, and does your cloud setup satisfy Turkey's data protection law (KVKK)? A practical guide to data residency, cross-border transfer rules and building a compliant footprint locally.
Performance, SLA, scalability and security are table stakes when selecting Infrastructure as a Service. For enterprise buyers, three factors decide long-term success: data residency, a clear exit strategy and managed services. Here is what to evaluate before you commit.
As digital infrastructure grows, so does complexity. AI-powered monitoring goes beyond traditional metrics and alarms to not only detect current events but predict future problems.
Cloud migration promises lower cost and greater agility — but only when it is planned around assessment, execution and day-two operations. A practical look at the 6R/7R framework, the risks that derail projects, and how to migrate without disruption.
Choosing where to run AI workloads is an economics and engineering decision as much as a technical one. A deeper look at CAPEX vs OPEX, GPU utilization, VRAM, training vs inference and data residency — and when on-premises GPU, GPUaaS or public cloud each wins.
Hybrid cloud is not about running everything everywhere — it is about placing each workload where it belongs. A practical guide to workload placement, connectivity, security and the operating model that makes hybrid work in production.
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) collects and analyses logs from systems, applications, networks and security tools to detect suspicious activity. Here is why the as-a-service model is winning.
PCI DSS protects customer payment-card data, builds trust, keeps you on the right side of the law and strengthens your overall security posture. Here is what it involves.
The BDDK's Information Technology audit is a systematic review of the IT infrastructure, systems, processes and applications of financial-sector organisations in Turkey. Here is how the process works.
One of the biggest problems organisations face today is sensitive data being leaked, stolen or exposed to unauthorised access. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) technology exists to stop exactly that.
New ways of working have pushed many organisations to think hard about how users access their infrastructure. PAM and IAM are the common methods for keeping high-level access under control.
