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Kamis, 20 Agustus 2015

What are the Ramifications of Not Securing Files Held in the Cloud? - infoTECH Spotlight

 
 
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Storing data online has become so popular, it has become the norm for many individuals and business. Online threats are always a worry, whether you're a casual user or a business that has a large cloud solution in place.
Those in the security business may be deserving of a hearty welcome back from scorching Las Vegas, which was ground zero for hackers, good and bad, for the last few weeks thanks to the Black Hat USA 2015 and Defcon5 conventions. Based on preliminary reports, nobody got hurt, but the news was certainly enough to send attendees of both scurrying to the local pharmacies for some strong antacids.
Hackers are regarded, and not without reason, as one of the greatest dangers information technology can face. While there will be some discussion over that point-especially in terms of the distinction between hackers and crackers, or white hat versus black hat hackers-the point remains that those who would enter systems without permission are still a major threat.
In a true testament to just how disruptive the cloud and mobility have been in the traditional tech space, Lenovo has announced plans to cut 5 percent of its workforce, the equivalent of about 3,200 jobs. The company has been experiencing declining revenues and struggling with the steady decline of the PC market.

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