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The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) survey found that 10% of the 207 executives of non-US companies had canceled contracts with U.S. service providers and 56% of the non-US respondents were hesitant about working with us cloud service providers after the U.S. Security Agency's surveillance program was exposed last month. CSA is a non-profit organization with more than 48,000 individual members. According to the CSA survey, more than half of the 456 company representatives in the US, Europe and Asia said they did not want to use the US cloud service because they feared the US government would steal it through cloud services ...

The Prism program (PRISM) is a top-secret electronic surveillance program launched by the National Security Agency (NSA) since 2007, the program covers a wide range of eavesdropping and monitoring of foreign users of American internet companies, and allows listeners to include any customer who participates in the project company's services outside the United States, Or any American citizen who communicates with a foreign person. The plan was recently exposed by former CIA employees. Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former CIA employee, was revealed to the world in Hong Kong, The Washington Post reported.

The Prism program (PRISM) is a top-secret electronic surveillance program launched by the National Security Agency (NSA) since 2007, the program covers a wide range of eavesdropping and monitoring of foreign users of American internet companies, and allows listeners to include any customer who participates in the project company's services outside the United States, Or any American citizen who communicates with a foreign person. The plan was recently exposed by former CIA employees. Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old former CIA employee, was revealed to the world in Hong Kong, The Washington Post reported.

If you don't know what big data is, then 2013 must have a word for you to remember big data, is it a card house? Double, a prism door or Snowden? Don't worry, you can find the answer by analyzing the data. Key words: The card House--"The Little times" you read it? Or did you see it? 　　Or did you read it? The American video web site Netflix's "Solitaire House" was a big success this year, and the show was based on big data. Now the show has become a classic case of big data, and its success has made people realize that data analysis is ...

The Fast Pedestrian network feature (editor-in-chief Chen Menghua), the report, published by the Internet News Research center of the State Council's news office, said: In June 2013, the United Kingdom, the United States and the Chinese media in Hong Kong, according to the U.S. National Security Agency, former employees Edward Snowden, Reported the U.S. National Security Agency code-named "Prism" of the secret project, shocking content. After several months of verification, the Chinese authorities found that the content of the cyber action against China was basically true. This is also the "Prism gate" incident that erupted nearly a year ago ...

July 19, "Earth Hacking" Conference held in New York, during which the United States surveillance scandal exposed Edward Snowden through the video accident "appeared", making the venue is very sensational. Even though Snowden is "trapped in shame", his "old" bank has not yet been dropped, calling on colleagues in the industry to develop new technologies to better withstand the global government monitoring and control system. At the first anniversary of the "Monitor Gate" incident, a book called "No Place to Hidden" (English name NO PLACE TO HIDE) may give us an idea of ​​what happened. The book author Glenn ...

The "Prism Gate" incident that the NSA monitors public privacy has been exposed and aftershocks have continued. According to foreign media reports, the U.S. National Security Agency secretly monitoring the activities of the 9 largest Internet companies in the United States, sparking unrest in Europe, worried about the preservation of information on the United States server is safe, the European cloud computing market or thus attract the opportunity to accelerate development. As early as last year, the French government had invested € 150 million to finance local cloud service providers Cloudwatt and Numergy, allowing France to handle online information independently of American companies. Germany to create "cloud services ...

Absrtact: The recent focus on Edward should occupy a place where the former CIA employee detonated the insider information of the American Prism Program (PRISM). The PRISM project is the latest focus of the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA), which has been in place since 2007, when Edward Snowden, the former CIA employee, detonated the PRISM of the US Prism program. The PRISM project is a national Security agency of the United States.

Beijing time, June 10, the New York Times print edition of the Monday article said that the continuous fermentation of the U.S. government surveillance of the people caused a high level of privacy security concerns, which will be the data-driven technology industry adversely affected. The following is a summary of the article: Dreamers, wise people, and those who have the ingenuity to create the Internet, they want the internet to become a tool of emancipation and knowledge. Last week, the prospect of the Internet fulfilling its original mission seemed bleak as the news surfaced that the US government was using the Internet to monitor and track people. The emergence of this incident ...

Christmas is also a good time to review the past year and look to the evolving field of information technology in 2014. Here are three trends that people should pay close attention to in the new year. 1. In view of the NSA surveillance scandal exposure, businesses will be cautious about cloud services For most enterprises, 2013 is a year of cloud services. Businesses that are still hosting their own in-house e-mail basically hand over the bill and the growing burden to other companies. Microsoft SharePoint and other knowledge management solutions can ...