Atlas Cloud

| June 16, 2014

Newcastle-based desktop as a service provider Atlas Cloud announced this week that it has secured £350,000 in new investment from Northstar Ventures and other private investors, which the company said would help fuel the next stage of its UK growth strategy.The four year old company which was founded by IT specialists and executives formerly working with Capgemini, Siemens, Axicom and Barclays specialises in the design, development and management of hosted desktop solutions using technologies fr...

eu-startups.com/ | March 18, 2020

UK-based Atlas Cloud, an IT solutions startup, has secured a €2.1 million investment from the Northern Venture Capital Trust Funds (VCTs), which are managed by Mercia.Founded in 2010, Atlas Cloud offers a complete range of managed IT solutions and has a reputation for delivering high-quality, secure services. Clients range from local SMEs to blue chip firms and include high-profile names such as Sage, Experian, Magnox and HS2. The company has grown revenues by an average of 53% for each of ...

infosecurity-magazine.com | January 13, 2020

The verdant city of Seattle is to host a new three-day event dedicated to cybersecurity and the cloud.CSA SECtember will feature in-depth training sessions, networking opportunities, and the chance to interact with a score of global experts. The event is the brainchild of global non-profit the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), which is headquartered in Seattle. The organization is known around the world for its popular cloud security provider certification program, the CSA Security, Trust & Ass...

cloudcomputing-news.net | January 13, 2020

Now that we are a few weeks into 2020, we should consider what lies ahead in the ever-evolving world of cloud governance. What seems certain is that when it comes to IT governance there is still the same need to balance the benefits of agility and speed which come from decentralisation, against key business risks be they security and/or cost management. In fact, what is meant by cloud governance really depends on where you sit within an organisation. Microsoft has produced some interestin...