Business security blogger Brittany Thorley explores whether the cloud can be secure and how businesses of all sizes can protect their assets and ensure their data and devices are fully protected ...

Far-sighted organizations are using cloud computing to propel innovation, get an edge over competitors and improve productivity. You can't afford to let security worries scare you away.

Cloud computing dominates. But security is now the biggest challenge Even if cloud computing has all the momentum, there's still plenty of work to do to secure it.

Cloud computing services, such as Amazon’s EC2 and Google Apps, are booming. But are they secure enough? Friday’s ACM Cloud Computing Security Workshop in Chicago was the first such event ...

Recent security problems with Google’s cloud offerings have sparked a flood of questions about whether or not cloud services are ready for prime time. Are they sophisticated enough to handle the ...

Even though cloud computing is becoming more ubiquitous in the business setting, questions about cloud computing security continue to hamper its adoption. There are still a lot of corporate ...

Cloud computing has become increasingly popular and more powerful during the pandemic, providing businesses with scalable, cost-effective data storage, processing, software delivery, and remote ...

Cloud computing is one of the main technologies driving the way we work and play. In addition to helping companies reduce IT headaches, the cloud also helps boost productivity and boosts your ...

The 'cloud' offers scalable and competitively priced computing resources for the analysis and storage of data from large-scale genomics studies, but it must also ensure that human subject data are ...

(Editor's note: In this guest essay, Eric Chiu, president and co-founder of security and compliance vendor HyTrust, argues for a new cloud computing security framework.) Judging by the numbers, we ...

'Cloud computing' isn't so secure.When Google insists its cloud service is safe, it's worth keeping in mind that Google has a history of saying whatever suits its needs at the moment—another ...