Joshua Osborn

I work for Compare the Cloud as programme manager. I enjoy cybersecurity, fintech and, on the less boring side of things, photography, trains (I said less boring, right?) and, like everyone else, music.

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DDoS attacks – Seven effects it has on cloud environments

A question that I’ve encountered many times in the field of late is what are the impacts of DDoS attacks (Distributed Denial of Service)...

Digital Transformation | Christian Rule, Flynet

Christian Rule, Director of Business Transformation at Flynet, talks to Joshua Osborn about all things Digital Transformation. He covers off the three phases of Digitial...

Tech of the Week #11: Contactless cash withdrawals using an ATM and NFC

We use our mobile phones for a lot of things nowadays, from keeping up with social media to projecting augmented reality. In recent years,...

N4Stack | Node4 launches ‘N4Stack’ services for Microsoft Azure to help companies get more value from the cloud

Derby, UK – August 7, 2018 - Node4, the cloud, data centre and communications provider, has launched N4Stack, a range of services enabling Microsoft...

Digital Transformation | Six Degrees and Hitachi Consulting Interview

A Compare The Cloud interview with Thomas Konopka, sales director, Six Degrees and Michael Foote, business development director, Hitachi Consulting. Join them as they...

Cloud Service Providers | Which questions should you be asking your CSP?

For most organisations, it is no longer a question of whether to adopt cloud, either wholly or for specific services, but which services to move...

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