How fog provide better privacy to industries and companies?
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Seeing Through The Data Fog (In The Cloud)
IDC estimates that more than half of all IT spending will be on cloud technology by 2018. Companies now store multiple exabytes natively in the cloud, and as the cost to migrate more data continues to come down, the cloud is becoming the primary repository for many organizations.
But even as the cloud becomes the default store for enterprise and personal data, it is not getting easier for data security to keep pace. A growing number of cloud data breaches which recently received attention involved either data stored in an insecure fashion, or with incorrect access controls. In fact, it can be argued that by removing legacy frictions around procuring, provisioning and using storage in the enterprise, traditional data protection approaches have become weakened or even obsoleted.
IDC estimates that more than half of all IT spending will be on cloud technology by 2018. Companies now store multiple exabytes natively in the cloud, and as the cost to migrate more data continues to come down, the cloud is becoming the primary repository for many organizations.
But even as the cloud becomes the default store for enterprise and personal data, it is not getting easier for data security to keep pace. A growing number of cloud data breaches which recently received attention involved either data stored in an insecure fashion, or with incorrect access controls. In fact, it can be argued that by removing legacy frictions around procuring, provisioning and using storage in the enterprise, traditional data protection approaches have become weakened or even obsoleted.
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