IBM Session at Cloud Expo
Frankly I've grown weary of the debates over the security of cloud computing.
It's not that I don't appreciate that there are technical hurdles in front of
us, but we have reached a point that a security vulnerability in a single
offering, whether that offering is in the public or private cloud, results in
loads of silly commentary that links the particular problem to the overall
state of cloud security. I'm not sure if those involved in this commentary
have a vested interest in driving this kind of dialogue, or if it happens
because it is easy to write about, but in either case a majority of the
discussions around cloud security have degraded to pure absurdity.
By and large I've learned to ignore most of this commentary as useless
rambling. H... (more)
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"By 2012, hosted security services will overtake both software and appliances
as the most widely deployed new SMB messaging security platform." Source:
IDC, 2008
A rise in converged web and email threats underpins a need for improved
security solutions; a struggling economy underpins a need to cut costs.
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Cloud Expo New York
In response to massive demand, the world's largest Cloud event - the
International Cloud Expo series - is expanding its number of tracks and
sessions for its upcoming New York event: 5th International Cloud Expo.
The deadline for the very popular Call for Papers, which resulted in a
greater deluge of submissions than ever seen before, is being extended to the
other si... (more)
4th International Cloud Expo Photo Album on Ulitzer
The past month has seen an unprecedented concentration of Cloud-related
articles, events, tweets, and - above all - product launches, partnership
announcements and M&A moves. So is Cloud Computing, after three years,
finally coming to the boil? Here, by way of allowing you to judge for
yourself, SYS-CON's Cloud Computing Journal brings yo... (more)
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The flow of email in most companies is constantly increasing - the average
corporate email user sends and receives 167 messages per day. To comply with
regulatory requirements, a company must give employees constant access to
their email accounts and retain copies of every important email, which makes
managing email more difficult than ever.
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