Cloud Infographic: Dick Vs Hiro Here is a somewhat humorous take by Trend Micro on the very stark reality of cloud security and the potential vulnerabilities involved. Source: Trend Micro Cloud Solutions
Cloud Infographic: Virtual Patching
by cloudtweaks on February 10, 2012 at 9:21 am in Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, Infographic, Security, Technology, Virtualization
Secure Cloud Hosting Now Available in Europe: Firehost
by cloudtweaks on February 8, 2012 at 12:13 pm in Backups, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, Host, Press Release, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology, VPN, Web Hosting
Secure Cloud Hosting Now Available in Europe: Firehost At Cloud Expo Europe last month, FireHost officially announced our expansion into Europe, with our newest data center locations in London and Amsterdam. We’ve taken our unique cloud hosting environment, un-matched security, support and scalability that you have experienced in the US, and made it available in [...]
HP ‘Master The Cloud’ Event (Toronto) – Part 2
by steve on January 31, 2012 at 4:37 pm in Cloud Computing, Computing, Contributors, Event Partners, IT, Partnerships, Performance, Security, Storage, Technology
HP ‘Master The Cloud’ Event (Toronto) – Part 2 Here’s an interesting parallel, one somewhat removed from the busy world of cloud computing. In the world of “people,” social psychologists who specialize in generational issues are starting to refer to the most recent generation of kids coming-of-age as the Purell generation, since they are likely to be aware [...]
Race for the 2012 White House: Could the Cloud Factor?
by Jeff Norman on January 24, 2012 at 10:44 am in Cloud Computing, Computing, Government, Healthcare, IT, News, Security, Technology
Race for the 2012 White House: Could the Cloud Factor? The pursuit of the 2013 Presidential seat is both of great interest and a major bore. Incumbent President Obama has remained mostly mum, biding his time by building up his future campaign’s financial coffers. His would-be combatants on the other side of the aisle have [...]
Infographic:What are the barriers to cloud computing?
by cloudtweaks on January 20, 2012 at 7:58 am in Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, Infographic, IT, Security, Storage, Technology
What are the barriers to cloud computing? The top issue overall was a perceived lack of security and service level agreements (SLAs), with 45% of respondents referring to it. Lock-in to a specific infrastructure vendor was revealed to be the second biggest barrier (cited by 40% of respondents) — and a bigger issue for small [...]
Infographic: What’s Driving Investment in Cloud Computing?
by cloudtweaks on January 16, 2012 at 10:18 am in Backups, Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, Infographic, Invest, SaaS, Storage, Technology
Infographic: What’s Driving Investment in Cloud Computing? Reducing the cost of infrastructure and flexibility were the top two reasons for investing in cloud (67% and 54% of respondents respectively). Both drivers reflect the current economic climate and the fact that most IT departments are currently focused on meeting short-term goals. So there’s scope to convince [...]
Infographic: Who’s using cloud today?
by cloudtweaks on January 12, 2012 at 9:23 am in Backups, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Computing, Host, Infographic, IT, Startups, Technology
Who’s using cloud today? Cloud computing is considered a priority by executive teams in 69% of the organisations we surveyed. Among large companies, the percentage is slightly higher (71%) than for medium (67%) and small companies (68%). However, it’s actually small companies that are leading the way in terms of cloud usage. Overall, 76% of [...]
Infographic: iPhone Data Security Concerns – Over 52% Of iPhone Users Conduct Mobile Banking
by cloudtweaks on January 3, 2012 at 8:55 am in Apps, Backups, Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, Infographic, ipad, IT, Mobile, Music, Phone, Security, Smart Phones, Storage, Technology
Infographic: iPhone Users Care About Security Too… Source: ColumnFiveMedia
Cloud Apps of the Week: What You’ll Want for the New Year
by Jeff Norman on December 28, 2011 at 7:53 am in Apps, Backups, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, IT, Lists, Movies, Music, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology
Cloud Apps of the Week: What You’ll Want for the New Year As we close out 2011, here’s some information on a few last-minute applications that are sure to improve how you experience twenty twelve. Animoto Every season of winter holidays provides an avalanche of fodder that only an attractive video can capture best. But [...]
Cloud Computing Pitfalls to Watch for in 2012
by cloudtweaks on December 13, 2011 at 7:28 am in Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, Contributors, Green Computing/Clean Tech, IT, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology
Cloud Pitfalls to Watch for in 2012 As the end of the year for 2011 makes its inexorable approach, the forecasts for 2012, in particular for cloud computing are flying helter-skelter. Both IDC and Gartner have weighed in with their forecasts and many more continue to release their forecasts regarding cloud computing for next year. [...]
2012 Will Be All About the Data, and How We Manage It: Creating Trusted Data Networks Part 2
by cloudtweaks on December 9, 2011 at 7:32 am in Cloud Computing, Computing, Guest Writers, IT, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology
2012 Will Be All About the Data, and How We Manage It … Just as Julie Andrews taught us in Sound of Music (yes geeks can still like musicals), let’s start at the very beginning, which in this case is the data. We have all seen the stats about the astronomical data growth. IDC says we [...]
Cloud Computing Progress in the EU: Should It Matter To You?
by Jeff Norman on December 8, 2011 at 5:47 am in Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Government, Security, Technology
Cloud Computing Progress in the EU: Should It Matter To You? A new article from the Malta Independent announces the publication’s host country has recently entered the cloud computing community. Malta’s government is partnering with Microsoft in order to create a unique “internal cloud” for the country, similar in design to the Internet framework of [...]
Cloud Computing Is Now One Million Strong
by Jeff Norman on December 5, 2011 at 1:23 pm in Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, Host, IT, Storage, Technology, Trends
Cloud Computing Is Now One Million Strong Via MarketWatch, Insight Enterprises, Inc., just distributed a press release celebrating a milestone for both the business itself and the entire cloud community: it has just sold “more than 1 million seats in various cloud offerings.” By seats, we presume they mean to represent units sold of their [...]
When the Cloud Goes Dark…
by cloudtweaks on November 2, 2011 at 6:08 am in Business, Cisco, Cloud Computing, Companies, Computing, Contributors, Guest Writers, Technology
The demand for cloud computing is an undeniable, unavoidable trend in business IT. Business managers are hearing all about the benefits of the extensible, flexible and scalable features that the cloud offers. This puts pressure on the IT team to pull together some sort of cloud solution for the organization. However, without a clear set [...]
CloudPassage Provides Security to Amazon Cloud Customers
by Anuradha on October 18, 2011 at 12:23 pm in Amazon, Cloud Computing, News, SaaS, Security, Technology
CloudPassage Provides Security to Amazon Cloud Customers Cloud server security provider CloudPassage is working with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide security to customers within Amazon EC2. CloudPassage has secured a membership in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Solution Providers Program and through this relationship Amazon EC2 cloud customers will have access to CloudPassage Halo. Lightweight, portable, [...]
Federal Roadmap to Your Cloud
by cloudtweaks on October 13, 2011 at 9:20 am in Business, Cloud Computing, Computing, Images, IT, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology, Virtualization, White Papers
Federal Roadmap to Your Cloud Achieve Greater Efficiency and Contain Costs Today, the Federal government operates and maintains approximately 2,100 datacenters, with a mandate to reduce that number by 800 by 2015. With virtualization, this goal is achievable, especially because fewer than 15 percent of Federal x86 servers are currently virtualized, according to recent estimates. [...]
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Taking “Cloud Computing” Too Literally
by sourya on September 28, 2011 at 11:03 am in Cloud Computing, Computing, IT, SaaS, Security, Storage, Technology, Video, Webcast
Taking “Cloud Computing” Too Literally: Hilarious Comments by Indian Anti-Graft Crusader Cloud computing is a serious issue, and with nanotechnology and biotechnology, promise to transform human civilization over the next few decades. However, even when discussing such serious business, we occasionally come across moments of hilarity that grab our attention. Regular readers of this website [...]