Assessing the Security Benefits of Cloud Computing | Cloud Security

Citation added: August 8th, 2008, 12:02 pm
There are some security benefits, as well as shortcomings, to storing data with cloud providers. This analysis covers seven areas of potential benefits.
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security | cloud | data | cloudcomputing | google | microsoft

Who Are The Biggest Users of Amazon Web Services? It’s Not Startups.

Citation added: April 21st, 2008, 4:42 pm
Several of Amazon.com's largest customers for its Amazon Web Services (AWS) are banks and pharmaceutical companies, who might be presumed to have some of the strictest data protection requirements. (Typically, such data is always encrypted.)
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cloud | storage | compute | amazon | aws | data | protection | restricted | security

The Security Development Lifecycle : Dr. No and Risk Management

Citation added: March 19th, 2008, 2:36 pm
Avoiding being "Dr. No", and instead pointing out trade-offs with acceptable risks rather than trying to avoid all risks. Has a definite application to the process of enabling access to some types of campus data!
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data | access | security | risks

Data impermanence - how much old data are you carrying around, and why? - Download Squad

Citation added: January 14th, 2007, 11:46 pm
So how do we find the balance? What to keep, what to get rid of? Is anything over 3 years old even worth worrying about anymore? Give give us your thoughts.
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data | security

Zoho Blogs » Addressing the Downfalls of Online Applications

Citation added: December 20th, 2006, 3:29 pm
A quick take by Zoho's CTA about backups/disaster recovery and private/security concerns when storing data on such services. One example of backups is desktop sync, and one possibility for privacy is allowing users to use their own encryption keys.
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online | data | recovery | disaster | sync | backup | security | privacy | encryption

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