How much do you trust your public cloud provider?
What, in terms of security, should you expect from your cloud provider?
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Print Issue: June 01, 2011
Enterprise mobility: Level red
The explosion of internet-connected mobile devices, combined with the rapid move to cloud-based IT infrastructure and applications, is a security headache of epic proportions for many IT departments.
Make the provider responsible
Using third-party cloud services, enterprises can quickly and affordably increase and decrease service or compute power at will.
Letters: From the online mailbag
Letters from our readers responding to news and opinion items on our website and feature stories and other items in our print magazine.
Discover your data to protect it
Data discovery is a fundamental factor in risk mitigation, says PixAlert CEO Gerard Curtin.
Eliminating trust: The zero-trust model
The so-called “zero-trust” model – making security ubiquitous throughout the network and not just at the perimeter – offers a fresh way of thinking about defending against threats.
Power of many: Government and private sector alliance
Despite the fact that reports often stress the need for robust government and industry partnerships, they’ve been slow to take shape. What has held back this seemingly symbiotic relationship?
The new frontier: Advancing education and innovation
A new nonprofit, with roots at the Kennedy Space Center, isn’t concerned about shuttle launches and landings, but wants to be the facilitator for the security industry.
A need for risk managers with specific skills in business continuity planning and disaster recovery.
A need for risk managers with specific skills in business continuity planning and disaster recovery.
Safety in the cloud: Cloud-based services
With more organizations hesitant to entrust their sensitive data to the cloud and a handful of high-profile breaches, providers are augmenting their protections capabilities.
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