Kim comes clean about a mistake and statement he made earlier.

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Kim had a revelation when booking tickets to the theatre. How come IT projects aren't being handled as professionally as theatre shows?

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We love GDPR but why were we upset about the Google Fonts case, and not the Google Analytics cases? Let's explain...

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We're digging a bit deeper into the wonderful world of GDPR. Today we're talking about definitions and data transfers to a third country.

https://www.imy.se/en/organisations/data-protection/this-applies-accordning-to-gdpr/transfer-of-data-to-a-third-country/

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By popular demand we're back on the topic of GDPR. We thought we were kind of done, however done one can be with such a vast topic, but you still want more. Let's see where we stand three years after the law was taken into effect.

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Before the holidays we talked about apps and how they work. In this first episode of the season, we're taking things a bit further and explain how an app is running, or being Opsed as it might be known as in the future.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer

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We'll end 2021 by giving you our best tips on books, podcasts and youtube channels you really should check out during the holidays.

Daily Discipline podcast

The Cybersecurity Playbook

Jocko Podcast

Algorithms to Live By

Georgia Dow

We are trying to be highly educational by popular demand and explain how an app works. We can't stress enough how important it is, especially for us who make IT-related decisions, to understand how things work in the digital world.

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We explain the The EU Cybersecurity Act. Learn more about this ground breaking, EU-wide cybersecurity certification framework for ICT products, services and processes.

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https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/cybersecurity-act

https://fn.se/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/eng.pdf

This episode is centered around the recent news that the Swedish eSam collaboration program, which comprises representatives from government authorities, municipalities and other public administrations, have tested and evaluated a number of different office suites that comply with the public sector’s security, regulatory and functionality requirements. The project is a direct result of announcements earlier this year by the Swedish Enforcement Authority and Swedish Tax Agency that they are planning to actively consider alternatives to Microsoft Teams as a collaboration platform due to privacy concerns.

This ongoing trend of betting on European suppliers instead of the American and Chinese hyperscalers is a very interesting situation that seems to be on the verge of happening all across Europe.

We also talk about the lack of European suppliers of core digital services, EDPB and data transfers.

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