No, your data isn't secure in the cloud

	Amazon remains the public cloud leader by a long shot | NASA's cloud audit holds value for all
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	No, your data isn't secure in the cloud Online data storage services claim your data is encrypted, but there are no guarantees, and government surveillance programs are crawling the Web for metadata and email. Read More In this Issue Amazon remains the public cloud leader by a long shot NASA's cloud audit holds value for all Cloud drives job creation in banner month for tech VMware's cloud strategy: Equal parts foggy and stormy New rules for HIPAA compliance in the cloud IBM and Verizon compete for $10B in government cloud work Microsoft adds Java to its Windows Azure cloud service WEBCAST: HP Intel VMware     The Cloud: Why the Hybrid Cloud May Be Best A combination of the public and private cloud, the hybrid cloud fits the needs of a broad range of enterprises. View Now! Amazon remains the public cloud leader by a long shot Amazon Web Services remains the top IaaS public cloud computing provider, offering the widest breath of services of any vendor in the market. Read More NASA's cloud audit holds value for all NASA's recent list of six recommendations can be leveraged by any organization that wants to more effectively adopt cloud-computing services. Read More Cloud drives job creation in banner month for tech The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 3,600 jobs were created in "data processing, hosting and related services," making June 2013 the single best month of job growth in this category in 15 years. Read More WEBCAST: HP Intel VMware     Your IT Journey - Your Way Faced with unrelenting pressure to do more with less, IT leaders are implementing virtualization, mobility and cloud computing in their enterprises. In this Knowledge Vault Exchange you'll find a plethora of valuable information, including videos, on-demand Webcasts, white papers and Twitter chats. View Now! VMware's cloud strategy: Equal parts foggy and stormy Is there more to VMware's cloud strategy than dissing Microsoft and Amazon, marginalizing CSP partners, and clinging to the idea that the cloud is solely the domain of IT departments? Here's hoping. Read More New rules for HIPAA compliance in the cloud If you're a provider – or user – of public cloud services, the new HIPAA Omnibus rule includes a number of key changes you need to know about. Read More IBM and Verizon compete for $10B in government cloud work IBM, Verizon and eight other companies will compete for US $10 billion worth of work to help move the U.S. Department of the Interior's IT systems to the cloud. Read More Microsoft adds Java to its Windows Azure cloud service Expanding a growing portfolio of enterprise software it sells as hosted services, Microsoft plans to add Java to its Windows Azure cloud service. Read More
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