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Strategies for Building Cloud Confidence

Cloud computing has become a necessary business infrastructure component with most organizations leveraging at least one cloud computing service today. However, many organizations are rightly hesitant about moving their critical information assets or services to both private and public cloud environments. What’s needed is a way to be assured of the overall integrity of the infrastructure, privacy of data and compliance to key requirements. This session discusses essential security configuration and operational strategies needed for broader adoption of cloud computing
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