Cloud Computing on Trial: a Defense of Cloud Computing

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Citation: Robert Wahlstedt (May 2016) Cloud Computing on Trial: a Defense of Cloud Computing. Researchgate (RSS)
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Download: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311561056 Cloud computing on trial a defense of cloud computing
Tagged: Computer Science (RSS) cloud computing (RSS), iaas (RSS)

Summary

There has been hesitancy for people to gain the benefits of cloud computing because of a preconceived notion that data on servers owned by another person is insecure. While it is true that there have been cases where law enforcement issues a subpoena to the service provider, but if the information were on a server internal to the organization, then it would be also susceptible for the subpoena. However, let us not throw away the baby with the bath water. In this presentation, we look at the disadvantages of small to medium-sized businesses hosting common applications such as an email server or a customer relationship database as compared to having the services hosted through a subscription and talk about how companies who providing hosting services now have IAAS to improve the process of their clients.


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