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I spent a mind-stretching few hours yesterday at the Cloud Security Conference organised by The Cloud Circle.
Summing up the whole day into a few points is hard, but these were the key things I took away:
- Security for the Cloud is mostly “just” security, with a few new architectures and contract models
- Know what data you collect and use, and the associated risks
- Know where your data goes, how it gets there and how it might be exposed
- Cloud delivery usually gives you less control
- But sometimes less control is also less risk
- Different landscapes give you different control & risk profiles (IaaS / PaaS / SaaS)
- The importance of knowing about data location and what jurisdictions apply – remember services are often composites from many sub-providers
- if it’s important to you, talk about it with the vendor and get it in the contract – and involve the legal advisors early
- But don’t expect a custom contract for 5p/hr computing bought on a credit card!
- The importance of standards (but this is still an immature market, so not everything has a standard)
- Plan for something to fail, because it will
- Cloud makes you ask questions you should already be asking
I can say with absolute certainty that I am not doing full service to the depth of presentations – I recommend looking for the slides on The Cloud Circle’s website.
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Some key reference sources cited by one or more speakers
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- Enterprise Microblogging Use Cases: Help Reduce Your Inbox Clutter!
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- WordPress 3.0: Multisite Domain Mapping Tutorial
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- Costs and risks to consider when planning a move to the public cloud
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- The Internet’s Library of Economic Statistics | timetric.com
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- How The Guardian is pioneering data journalism with free tools » Nieman Journalism Lab
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- Quality Control—A WordPress Theme
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- What 108M Lines of Code Tell Us
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- Technical Debt a Perspective for Managers
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