Major risk involved in cloud computing

[Aloke]

Cloud computing is now a hot topics for big companies to gain more speed in their work. This will benefit us all. But we cannot ignore the risk involved in this category. Like the Data which is available on their internet is secure or not. The most important risk is the DATA. It is a digital assist of the company. I need more risk involved in it.

[Milton.J]

The first thing you are talking about is Data Privacy. If data are not entirely safe even in their own corporate data centers, the danger increases when left to the cloud. It should also be borne in mind that many countries require that the data of its citizens are kept within their national territories. However, in the cloud computing model data can reside anywhere, without the customer being aware of their location.

[Spyrus]

Security is also a major factor under cloud computing, security. As heterogeneous environments and open, be strengthened security measures against external threats and corruption of data. In this sense, recalls the need for providers to follow best practices in encrypting and securing physical and logical, also ensuring high levels of availability, accessibility and scalability. In addition, Salesforce.com perform comprehensive audits of our systems with external companies to ensure our compliance with ISO 27001 standards, SysTrust and SAS 70 Type II. A.

[Snake08]

It is not necessary that the typical model of corporate software licensing is not always well suited to the world of cloud computing, where an application might be running on a large number of servers. Therefore, according to Juan Manuel it will cause a maturation process that will itself evolve as current programming models towards more cooperative.

[Zachary]

If we talk about the applications to work in the new model must be written so that they can be divided among multiple servers. And since not all ready for it, companies are forced to rewrite them. And we also need to create universal standards to ensure interoperability between services, something that now does not happen. It is important to create universally accepted standards, not play the fractures that the computing world has been watching generation to generation among incompatible standards.

[Big Fish]

In my case where I had did some research on this I get to some points. The first is what happens when the auditors want to certify that the company is complying with regulations and enforcement policy in question is running in the cloud. This problem is still unresolved. Today it makes little sense to trust a third party enterprise applications unless governing compliance with service level agreements (SLAs) that guarantee a certain performance.