Forrester Cloud Security

The security gap in cloud computing needs to be more carefully scrutinized than traditional IT outsourcing models, according to the latest report by Forrester, a market analyst. In traditional outsourcing mode, users place their services in other people's data centers, or by service providers to manage the devices used by the user. But in the era of cloud computing, which is rife with multi-tenant rules, where users may not know where their data is stored, or how the data is replicated, Forrester analyst Chenxi Wang is entitled "How much of your cloud ..."

Opponents of cloud computing say some cloud operators have some flaws in security, data privacy, performance, and stability. The support side thinks that if the user chooses the partner at the initial stage, it can reduce the upfront cost, accelerate the deployment and adjust the computing capacity as needed and still have good enough performance. Cloud computing is not a panacea. "Cloud computing is not the key and ultimate goal of all problems, as some people say," says James Staten, chief analyst at Forrester. Eyes ...

If the data center of an enterprise has a highly virtualized environment, users can use to request and access the network port of the virtual machine, as well as a set of methods to track the usage of these resources ... In fact, this is not a real private cloud. If there is sufficient capacity to provide employees with almost any computing resources they need, and can dynamically increase or decrease capacity, this requires the IT staff to configure the system. Sorry, it's not a private cloud either. The line between virtualization and private cloud is very vague, according to Http://www.aliyun.com/zix ...

In a recent survey of cloud computing in the Asia-Pacific region commissioned by VMware http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13534.html ">forrester, 42% Respondents said their companies already had a cloud computing plan, a 10% increase from last year and another 33% per cent of plans to implement the Cloud project. The survey has 6,500 senior it practitioners from the Asia-Pacific region. Virtualization is often seen as the cornerstone of cloud computing ...

At this time last year, the Forester Research Company (Forrester) released predictions about how the maturity of cloud computing technology would change the market. Now, looking back on this year, we can see that while mature markets do seem promising, the maturity of markets does not mean unification, so our forecasts prove to be a hodgepodge: 1. Not everything will go to the clouds. Rating: A. While top management may still be advocating it as a long-term vision, given the maturity and capabilities of the current cloud technology, we already know what should not go ...

Apple's icloud service has made users excited and impatient to migrate personal data to Apple's data center for easier access and sharing. Look, the service is cool and convenient. But when you give your information to icloud, should you pray for the security of the data? In Beijing June 7, 2011, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the icloud of Apple cloud services at Apple's Global developer conference WWDC 2011, marking Apple's entry into the cloud.

In the context of this recession, IT departments are facing problems with IT security budget constraints and increasing compliance requirements, and companies are considering whether some IT operations should be handed over to cloud service providers. In fact, everyone is under a deep pressure to protect the security of data, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, in the case of insufficient budget, which means that enterprises need to outsource part of IT operations to third parties in order to reduce capital and human investment. It's dangerous to be eager to get into cloud computing from a security standpoint, but if you think you can protect you better than a service provider ...

The current IT industry has come to the point of saying cloud computing, but most of the confused, especially it users, still have doubts about it, often thinking it's not time to use cloud computing. Why not? Because of security, because the current IT products are basically able to solve the existing problems of enterprise users, because users need to see the cloud mature application case ... But the point is that cloud computing is a better solution than the traditional it architecture. The analogy is that, when you can open the faucet in your own home to get the water you need, you basically do not want to ...

Handle 1.5 billion end-user needs per day, check out 250,000 security attacks missed by traditional security vendors every month to fully guarantee Websense SaaS users security in China. Beijing, September 2009 – The world's leading web security, Data security and messaging security solutions provider Websense announces that the Websense SaaS Web and messaging security solution spans another important milestone. In August 2009, the solution can handle the security requirements of 1.5 billion end-user users within 24 hours. At the same time, websense every ...

Continuous deployment based on SaaS services and the transfer of data center resources to public and private cloud environments can force organizations to shift IT spending to data protection, monitoring, and managed security services. According to an IBM survey of 150 security chiefs, the perimeter of the network is becoming increasingly difficult to be controlled by security professionals. The security chiefs say the security budget is expected to increase over the next 3-5 years. Kris Lovejoy, general manager of IBM's security services and senior IT architecture and systems engineer, says the increase in security budgets is for hosting security service providers ...