In the previous blog, we explained what cloud hosting and hardware hosting exactly entail by means of a comparison. In this blog, we will delve deeper into the differences between the two.
We will explain the advantages and disadvantages of both types.
Cloud hosting has been around for a while now and is growing in popularity, but there are still some misconceptions about what it entails. In this blog, we’ll explain what cloud hosting is compared to the “old-fashioned” variant: hosting on hardware.
In the previous blog, we discussed what security when hosting a web shop means exactly. In this blog, we will discuss how we, MageHost, try to guarantee the security of your Web shop as best as possible, so that you have as little to worry about as possible.
In the previous blog series on data localisation, we already touched upon it: data security. But what does security for a web shop mean in practical terms? And perhaps a better question for webshop owners: How do I minimise the worries?
In this blog, we will explain where webshop security starts and how companies can ensure that the data of your webshop is optimally secured.
In previous blogs we have discussed what Data Localisation is and what the advantages and disadvantages are. In this blog we will discuss localisation of your data in the EU and the Netherlands and why it is still interesting to keep your data locally.
In the previous blog “Data-localisation: Infrastructure in your own country” we looked at what Data-localisation entails, and why more and more countries are adopting it.
We have also already named some tricky issues that have come up in discussions on the topic of Data-localisation. In this blog, we will list the main advantages and disadvantages.
The term is being used more and more, and you may be hearing more and more about it: Data Localisation. The accompanying discussion about whether it is good or bad often follows. But what does it mean exactly?
Data localisation is the phenomenon where countries increasingly choose to store their data on servers in their own country. This ensures that data from one’s own country is only stored, processed and used in their own country. An increasing number of countries are doing this. Some even enact laws to prevent their own country’s data from being stored in another country. This has led to the emergence of discussions and many questions on the subject.
But why would a country choose to keep its data within their own borders? There are several reasons for this.
You can find our manuals in our Knowledge Base on https://support.magehost.pro/hc/