Security World: Cloud Security Special: The Cloud up to 2015

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Cloud Security Special: The Cloud up to 2015

The Future: Cloud Computing in 2015

The Truth: Cloud Security Concerns

The Reality: Cloud for Remote Workers

Your Say: Join the Cloud Security Debate on LinkedIn

Hello, and Happy Holidays! Your Friday newsletter is a little early this week, but is still packed with quality papers. This issue is a cloud security special – we've got a guide to securing remote workers in the cloud, a paper on the truth of cloud security and a special report on what the cloud will be like in 2015. What's your view on the current strength of security in cloud environments? Why not join the Global Roundup cloud security debate on LinkedIn.

Looking Ahead to The Cloud in 2015

Cloud computing is expected to change the face of IT over the next several years. Read this paper, written from the perspective of a CIO in 2015, to find out what cloud computing will be like in 2015. Will organizations think differently about cloud security? Will hardware be utilized more effectively? Will daily operations be more efficient overall? Look into the future of cloud computing today.

Putting Cloud Security in Perspective

There is growing acceptance that the cloud delivery model offers real business benefits, however security concerns still threaten the general uptake of the cloud. Although cloud computing does present unique risks, it is no less secure than more traditional IT delivery models. Don't let security concerns overshadow the benefits - learn how to take advantage of cloud-based services while managing risk responsibly in this paper.

Securing Remote Workers in the Cloud

Thanks to advances in technology and communication, more people are working remotely than ever before. It is estimated that there will be 1.19 billion mobile workers by 2013. This has created new security concerns for businesses. Read now to learn how managing security in a cloud environment can help overcome the challenges faced by remote workers. Read now to discover how a cloud-based environment could benefit your distributed organization.