75% of respondents said cloud computing is the key to low expectations cloud security

According to foreign reports, a joint survey by Symantec and Ponemon agencies shows that most companies lack three basic elements-programs, systems, and tools-to ensure that sensitive information stored in the mainframe is still safe from the cloud. "Cloud computing is a good tool for providing a lot of basic business services, but our survey found that companies are concerned about cloud security when it comes to sensitive corporate and personal information, and this trend is becoming increasingly apparent." Dr. Larry Ponemon, founder of the Ponemon agency, said. While the market expectations for cloud security and cloud computing are bullish, only 27% of respondents said their companies approved the use of sensitive or confidential information through cloud applications. According to the survey data, 20% of respondents reported that the company's information security team regularly participates in the company's decision-making process, while 25% of respondents said the company did not have an information security team at all. The data also showed that 30% per cent of respondents said they would evaluate cloud computing providers before the product was deployed, while 23% per cent asked for a safety certificate, and only 19% per cent offered data security training in cloud applications. In addition, more than 75% of respondents thought cloud computing was less effective than expected. 75% of respondents said cloud computing low expectations cloud security most critical "responsible editor: May TEL: (010) 68476606" Original: 75% respondents said cloud computing low expectations cloud security most critical return to network security home