Russia's lack of cloud computing-related legal framework for development impact

Some time ago, Xiaobian saw a very interesting thing on a blog abroad, such things often occur in the TV series. Some of the Russian police officers mentioned in the text attacked a small business office in Moscow and interrogated employees before leaving with all the computers in the office. What is even more interesting is that the director of the company revealed that "we did not make any backups except the computers we took away. The police took away all our files and we did not have them. This situation lasted for a week, which is too bad It's a terrible situation for a trading company. In fact, such a surprise attack was a long-lasting nightmare for Russian entrepreneurs because the police always took the company's equipment with ease.

This story shows me the cloud computing market in Russia as cloud computing provides Russian entrepreneurs with a tool to reduce the risk of data being taken away, of course, by migrating enterprise data out of the country via cloud computing.

Cloud computing refers to users accessing software, storage, computing power, and other services from remote data centers over the Internet, rather than in their own computer's memory. Many users use cloud-based mail services such as Gmail and Hotmail, and many use Dropbox or IDrive cloud storage services to help them access data from the Internet anytime, anywhere, even if the computer is lost or damaged by hardware Data access, cloud computing can also help companies save on hardware and software investment.

But as I mentioned at the beginning of the article, entrepreneurs always see the dark side of cloud computing first: they fear they will lose physical control over corporate data, fearing cloud computing providers will lose their data, and they worry that corporate data Interviewed by competitors ... Obviously the Russian company is going to give up cloud computing services because of cloud security issues.

Since its birth, cloud computing has become the focus of the world, because it can help businesses reduce costs, no company in the world do not want to get more profits by reducing costs. Although the cloud computing is so beautiful but also can not impress entrepreneurs heart, why?

The emergence of each technology usually brings about "two sides of the coin", which means the same dark side will be brought by the benefits as well as the security and privacy of the cloud computing and other issues become the biggest nightmare for entrepreneurs . In fact, security has always existed since the birth of the Internet. It is not the dark side of the cloud computing era. Enterprises reject cloud computing because of security issues. In my opinion, it is not a wise choice. In the face of new technologies, we should not First see his dark side, and our business is to first see the dark side of cloud computing, and enlarge it to ignore the positive energy cloud computing.

But in fact, cloud computing service providers are also trying their best to convince users that they can secure their data, so it seems that some cost-conscious enterprises around the world have begun to try cloud computing services.

According to an IT company in Latvia (former Soviet republic), Russian businesses have tried to find a glimmer of hope in cloud computing to deal with the damage caused by government surprise inspections. "They want to be able to keep corporate data away from government intervention and competitors' clutches."

For now, many Russian companies have chosen Latvia's data center to deploy their own cloud computing. That is to say, enterprises have gradually found some hope in the cloud. However, they still have other problems to face, including the cloud computing standard Consideration of standardization issues.

Russia has a long history of weak rule of law and has long been considered by the outside world as a factor impeding its development. This issue is equally prominent in cloud computing, and despite all the efforts made to provide government and health services through cloud computing, Russia still lacks the cloud-related legal framework. The standards and norms of cloud computing in the United States and Europe are quite advanced on a global scale and therefore are also favored by enterprises in Russia and other countries. But in any case, cloud computing offers Russian entrepreneurs a glimmer of hope, is not it?