Do You Really Know How to Deal with Cloud Security?
Security Just Doesn’t Happen
You have to deal with it, every day…
It seems that everyone is in the cloud.
Most business owners, even those who haven’t actively sought out the use of cloud storage, still use cloud computing in their business.
Communication methods such as email and text messaging fall under the cloud computing umbrella because they take place over the internet and the information is stored remotely.
As cloud computing becomes more predominant, it’s also important to consider cloud security.
Cloud security, also referred to as cloud computing security, is a rapidly developing sub-domain of computer information security.
Included in cloud security are controls, technologies, and policies that protect the applications and information of individuals and businesses everywhere.
There’s really no way to get around the issue of dealing with cloud security, making the topic one that’s important for all business owners to understand.
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read moreGot Cloud for Your Database? DBA Role Shift Is Arriving
More Evidence of the High Rate of Change In Cloud Computing
Out with the old and in with the new is challenging the concept of the database as well
Cloud technology is experiencing a wide range of directional shifts, but perhaps the most pressing shift in the cloud has to do with database technology and management.
This is largely due to the fact that the modern database is becoming increasingly complex with the rise of big data.
Cloud database offerings – now being labeled under Database as a Service (DBaaS) cloud-computing model – are offering new ways for IT pros to manage databases in the cloud.
Historically, database management was a job reserved for the Database Administrator (DBA), but now there is some question as to how DBaaS providers will change the nature of DBA’s.

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read moreDrive to the Office Comparison. Commute? No, Software
The chances are, if your job involves the use of an office suite, you will have used either Microsoft Office or Google Drive (formerly Google Docs), or both.
And, if you haven’t used either, you’ll almost certainly have heard of them.
Google Drive is a constantly iterating thing, with updates coming in small bites, rather than larger, one off updates, so it’s difficult to tie this suite down to a version.
Microsoft Office on the other hand, has been restricted to major updates (Office XP, Office 2007, Office 2010… you get the idea), and its latest offering, Office 365 (2013), is about to go up against Google Drive in the online space.
Jon Smith makes comparisons on the pros and cons for each…
read moreMake Your Flight Into Cloud in 5 Cakewalk Steps
Soon after the cloud computing fever took over industry giants like Microsoft, small business owners have also followed the trail.
Eying the growth prospects associated with this technology, entrepreneurs are exceedingly following measures which can help them adopt it into their business model.
In the era when private, public and hybrid solutions are readily available, establishing your own cloud system might sound an idle suggestion.
But, if you go about thinking of it, there are numerous benefits associated with an exclusive space.
First and most important, you can run your own storage hardware and servers.
Secondly, you get unparalleled flexibility to switch workloads among servers and deploy new applications as and when required.
Hybrid and public systems fail to render such advantages.
Jason Roiz discusses 5 points to consider in your pursuit for a cloud system…
read moreJust How Cloudy is Our Future? 7 Points to Consider
The next step in the evolution in computing has taken us into the era of “The Cloud”. So why is cloud-based computing becoming so important, and is it really as good as it sounds?
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read moreWhy Make the Move To the Cloud?
As technology continues to develop rapidly, increasingly businesses regularly have to reassess their IT needs and critically appraise the effectiveness of existing systems in order to stay ahead of the game. This is particularly true of private businesses, whether sole ownerships, partnerships, limited liability companies or cooperatives. It makes sense for businesses to look for ways to update and upgrade their technology and actually reduce their costs at the same time, and cloud computing can do just that.
read moreDoes Your Applicant Tracking Rob or Empower Your Business?
Applicant Tracking Solutions Can Empower Your Business with Integrated, Flexible and Affordable Solutions — Unique Business Needs Require Unique Business Solutions! Like hiring the right people, filling your open positions faster, predicting successful candidates, growing your business through versatility and flexibility — find out why Unicorn HRO is one of your best bets for a cloud-based HRO system (would it help to mention they have never been down? not once?)
read moreWith Cloud Computing, What Do You Need to Know About IaaS?
With Cloud Computing, What Do You Need to Know About IaaS — and several other forms of cloud computing. Regular contributor Ben Jones discusses the various forms of the cloud system and provides a few suggestions for cloud providers in Europe.
read moreWhy the Cloud Will Provide Effectiveness for HR’s Needs
Besides the obvious economic benefits of a cloud computing system, why does HR need to seek look effectiveness — and efficiency — from the Cloud? After all, as with any system, you want to be sure you have a system that serves you and your business — and not one that requires and drains services and attention from your business.
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