I'd be interested on how the contracts are worded in case of loss of data by
the Cloud business owner. Keep thinking how the box storage facilities
have, depending on the contract and past discussions on the subject, had a
liability for I believe $1.00 per box when they disappeared from the
collection.
Robert W. Dalton, CRM
Dalton Consulting
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Subject: Re: [RM] RainDrop: Cloud Computing Won't Improve Application
Security
Sitting here listening to the Sun Fed CIO espousing the slickness and
savings of the cloud , especially when purchased and run internally as
a private cloud and it's greener but well there 's that darn security
stuff to contend with.
Plenty of solutions in closed cloud environments but it's a major
deployment expense, but long run savings once deployed.
Still no answer for limiting access to data and/or controlling volume,
more of a save it all model.
Larry
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On Mar 2, 2009, at 8:29 AM, "Colgan, Julie J."
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> Just like we've been doing for years with regard to physical records
> outsourcing security due dilligence, the same care should be taken
> when shipping applications and data to the cloud ... the devil is in
> the details ...
>
>
http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com.au/articles/29841-Cloud-computing-won-t
-improve-application-security
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