Recently I posted some thoughts on cloud security (here), (here), and (here). The bottom line still holds true…
When we allow services to be delivered by a third party we lose all control over how they secure and maintain the health of their environment and in many cases we lose all visibility into the controls themselves, [...]
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Amazon AWS Security…What a Cloudy Web We Weave
Posted in Security, tagged Amazon AWS, Amazon EC2, Amazone S3, cloud computing, Compliance, Data security, database security, firewall, Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure, Sarbanes-Oxley, SAS 70, Security, SOX, Xen hypervisor on December 10, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Amazon AWS, Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure, and More – Part 1: Can We Secure The Cloud?
Posted in Security, tagged Amazon AWS, Amazon EC2, BigFix, Chris Hoff, cloud computing, Control, Gartner, Google App Engine, James Urquhart, Microsoft Azure, salesforce.com, Security, Visibility on December 3, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Cloud computing, or as I like to call it the return of the mainframe and thin-client computing architecture – only cloudier, has been creating a lot of interesting discussion throughout IT recently.
Cloud computing, which we will define as any service or set of services delivered through the Internet (Cloud) without requiring additional infrastructure on the [...]
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