Data Processing Agreement available
Mike Noordermeer | Published May 1, 2018
Eveoh now has a standard Data Processing Agreement available for all customers. We strongly urge all customers to sign this agreement as having a Data Processing Agreement in place is required under the GDPR.
MyTimetable 3.7 released
Mike Noordermeer | Published May 1, 2018
Eveoh has released MyTimetable 3.7 with some General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enhancements and some minor security fixes. This blog post highlights the most important changes.
Detailed release notes are available at the wiki pages.
All work involved in upgrading to the latest MyTimetable version (configuration, building, testing) is free of charge for customers with a Software Assurance or All-In support agreement. Due to the security changes in this release, we strongly recommend customers to upgrade to MyTimetable 3.7. Please contact us to have your environments updated.
Java 8u172 available
Mike Noordermeer | Published May 1, 2018
Oracle has released Oracle Java 8u172, containing various security updates. We recommend customers update to the latest version of the software.
MyTimetable 3.6 released
Mike Noordermeer | Published February 7, 2018
Eveoh has released MyTimetable 3.6 with improvements to the security of iCalendar feeds, used to connect MyTimetable to smartphones, tablets and calender applications such as Microsoft Outlook. This blog post discusses these iCalendar feed changes, and also points out some of the highlights of releases 3.3 – 3.5.
Detailed release notes are available at the wiki pages.
All work involved in upgrading to the latest MyTimetable version (configuration, building, testing) is free of charge for customers with a Software Assurance or All-In support agreement. Due to the security changes in this release, we strongly recommend customers to upgrade to MyTimetable 3.6. Please contact us to have your environments updated.
Privacy, security and GDPR compliance
Mike Noordermeer | Published February 6, 2018
From the 25th of May, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will take effect in the European Union (EU). This regulation aims to strengthen and unify data protection for all individuals within the EU. At Eveoh, we have been working on the implementation details of this new regulation. With this blog post we would like to provide an update on the work that has been done and what we will be doing in the upcoming months.