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Our state-of–the-industry public IaaS security research compares leading Cloud Providers' data and network security. Click to see the Infographic.
Tresorit uses end-to-end encryption to guarantee the security of your files in the cloud. Learn more about Compliance, Encryption and Cloud Storage Security
Governments aren’t going to fix cloud’s privacy problem. It’s up to the industry—and us.
Sync is NOT BACKUP (necessarily).
TL;DR: If you are using Dropbox as a sole backup of your files, think again. Without making a mistake, you might lose your files. I started using Dropbox
Will cloud-dependent software leave anything behind for future historians?
Crash at academic cloud service Dedoose may wipe out weeks of research - Los Angeles Times
Social scientists around the world received a jolt in recent days when they were informed that one of the most popular cloud collaboration services not only crashed, but also may not be able to restore data added over the last three weeks.
The cloud's gonna fix everything. Yep.
If you are using file-sharing systems like Dropbox and Box without proper care and attention, there is a risk that you could be unwittingly leaking your most private, personal information to others.
Preservica offer secure digital preservation & electronic archive software solutions to keep your documents safe, accessible and future-proof
Vulnerability that may also affect Box sent shared documents to Google AdWords.
June 2013
Dropbox pivoting away from consumers because consumers can't be arsed to back their stuff up.
I'm sure it was a Wired editor, and not the author Steven Levy, who assigned the title How the NSA Almost Killed the Internet to yesterday's fine article about...
Computerworld covers a range of technology topics, with a focus on these core areas of IT: Windows, Mobile, Apple/enterprise, Office and productivity suites, collaboration, web browsers and blockchain, as well as relevant information about companies such as Microsoft, Apple and Google.
NARA advice for records management "in the cloud."
When Edward Snowden leaked intelligence files, a storm was triggered in the cloud, leaving a path of destruction. Snowden’s email provider Lavabit shut down. So has the email offering of Silent Circle. The Guardian ran a story declaring: Lavabit’s closure marks the death of secure cloud computing in the U.S. And the EU is not entirely unaffected either. Be it by the Tempora program in the UK or the U.S. National Security Agency facilities that reportedly reside in Germany.