New SolarWinds MSP European GDPR Study of IT Suppliers and End Users Shows Progress, but Work Remain

New SolarWinds MSP European GDPR Study of IT Suppliers and End Users Shows Progress, but Work Remains

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36% of IT suppliers and 37% of end users on the way to GDPR readiness; only 10%
of IT suppliers and 3% of end users fully prepared

LONDON, Nov. 13, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SolarWinds MSP, a global leader in
delivering comprehensive, scalable IT service management solutions to IT
solution providers and MSPs, has released findings from a European GDPR survey
of IT suppliers and end users that reveals progress, but remaining work, on the
road to GDPR readiness.

The research queried 250 executives at resellers, MSPs, consultancies, and other
channel firms in the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Italy; and over
140 IT leaders at UK end-user companies. According to the findings, 36 percent
of the surveyed IT suppliers and 37 percent of the surveyed end users are in the
process of implementing plans for readiness. However, only ten percent of those
same IT suppliers and only three percent of the end users felt they were fully
ready.

From 25 May, 2018, any firm operating in the European Union (EU) or any firm
that handles personal data of people who reside in the EU, could face fines of
up to ?20 million-or four percent of annual global turnover-if they fail to
comply with these new data protection rules.

With the focus on data protection, IT supplier respondents expect spending
increases to come primarily from cloud storage, encryption, and two-factor
authentication, alongside services such as risk assessments and network audits.

The findings showed that the majority of surveyed end users plan to utilize
resellers to help them fill these types of technology gaps. The top five
technology areas to which IT leaders said they have dedicated, or will dedicate,
additional investment in order to become compliant were: risk assessments (36
percent), cloud/online backup and recovery (31 percent), encryption (30




percent), storage (29 percent) and mobile device management (26 percent).

"Our main aim with this GDPR research report was to provide an overview of what
factors IT providers and MSPs should be considering in the critical period
running up to May 2018, helping them to pivot in the right way with their
services," said Tim Brown, vice president, security architect, SolarWinds MSP.
"The results showed that while many IT providers and end users are some ways
from being ready, many have made a good head start. MSPs have an opportunity to
help serve in a trusted advisory role to their customers as they look in
particular at how technology and consultancy can help address GDPR-readiness
factors."

The full report is available here.

About SolarWinds MSP
SolarWinds MSP empowers IT service providers with technologies to fuel their
success. Solutions that integrate layered security, collective intelligence, and
smart automation-both on-premises and in the cloud, backed by actionable data
insights, help IT service providers get the job done easier and faster.
SolarWinds MSP helps our customers focus on what matters most-meeting their SLAs
and delivering services efficiently and effectively. For more information,
visit solarwindsmsp.com

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© 2017 SolarWinds MSP UK Ltd. All rights reserved.

For more information:
Karla Walls
Karla.walls(at)solarwinds.com




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Source: SolarWinds MSP via GlobeNewswire




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