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In recognition of this shift, The Huffington Post has published a list of the top 100 Cloud Computing Experts on Twitter. Huffington Post noted that the “list consists of industry analysts, chief executives - including CEOs, CTOs, and CIOs, journalist, authors and keynote speakers.” Thirty-one of the top 100 Cloud Computing experts in the Huffington Post list are contributing authors for various SYS-CON Media publications and 24 are Cloud Expo faculty members. Out of this list of 100, SYS-CON Media and SYS-CON Events were pleased to note that , 24 of the experts have spoken at one of our International ...

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 15/08/2013 8:31 AM EDT

In recognition of this shift, The Huffington Post has published a list of the top 100 Cloud Computing Experts on Twitter. Huffington Post noted that the “list consists of industry analysts, chief executives - including CEOs, CTOs, and CIOs, journalist, authors and keynote speakers.” Thirty-one of the top 100 Cloud Computing experts in the Huffington Post list are contributing authors for various SYS-CON Media publications and 24 are Cloud Expo faculty members. Out of this list of 100, SYS-CON Media and SYS-CON Events were pleased to note that , 24 of the experts have spoken at one of our International ...

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 15/08/2013 8:31 AM EDT

In recognition of this shift, The Huffington Post has published a list of the top 100 Cloud Computing Experts on Twitter. Huffington Post noted that the “list consists of industry analysts, chief executives - including CEOs, CTOs, and CIOs, journalist, authors and keynote speakers.” Thirty-one of the top 100 Cloud Computing experts in the Huffington Post list are contributing authors for various SYS-CON Media publications and 24 are Cloud Expo faculty members. Out of this list of 100, SYS-CON Media and SYS-CON Events were pleased to note that , 24 of the experts have spoken at one of our International ...

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 15/08/2013 8:31 AM EDT

When storing data in the cloud, key management becomes a critical aspect of data confidentiality and a new crop of vendors are beginning to emerge simplifying encryption and key management. Having looked at most of the new crop of cloud encryption vendors, we liked Porticor for its innovative application of homomorphic algorithm to split key encryption and its use of a customer-owned security appliance. The combination of two eliminates the need to expose the encryption key and minimizes the risks offering a unique approach to comply with EU data protection legislation, not found elsewhere in the cloud. read more

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 08/08/2013 11:00 AM EDT

When storing data in the cloud, key management becomes a [...] The post Raythos Lab: Securing Cloud Data from Cybercrime, Intrusion and Surveillance appeared first on Porticor Cloud Security. read more

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 08/08/2013 3:00 AM EDT

As a culture of pack rats, we all love data of all kinds. We even conducted a whole campaign last year where we told everyone to "Embrace Storage Hogs." And for good reason. The reality is that unless there's a very compelling reason not to, most of us like to save most of our data "just in case." And based on the results of our latest survey, that may be exactly what you're doing. This summer, while at the Cloud Computing Expo in New York, we conducted a survey of nearly 150 (cloud-disposed) attendees. So what did we find? read ...

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 07/08/2013 2:45 AM EDT

You can back-up as much of data as you want, as the storage capacity is virtually unlimited. In addition, the assurance that no matter what happens, your data will be secure as they can get it back for you with no loss whatsoever. The recovery rate that they promise is also fast and accurate. The technology provides a local copy, which will give a faster access, an offsite backup also for faster recovery as well as a single platform. Many companies choose this system to reduce their overhead costs, which can be heavy when they invest in traditional backup systems ...

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 31/07/2013 12:45 PM EDT

Each on its own would have significant impact without the others. However, combined together, they are a disruptive force. They are: Mobile devices (BYOD) are becoming a universal portal for individual access to personal and business information. Social media has moved beyond its initial use case (our kids) to infiltrate businesses for data access, business collaboration, Business to Consumer and more recently Business to Business communication. Information growth (volume) with rapid access (velocity) from multiple sources (variety) continues unabated and is enabling ‘Big Data’ as predicted a few years ago. Cloud is becoming increasingly more mainstream from a compute, data ...

Published by cloudcomputing.sys-con.com at 29/07/2013 2:12 AM EDT