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ARTICLE · 21 DECEMBER 2012

Data Security Report: Secure Your Data In The Cloud

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In our latest report, Secure Your Data in the Cloud, we answer the key questions people are asking us about cloud solutions.

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Frank Jennings
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In our latest report, Secure Your Data in the Cloud, we answer the key questions people are asking us about cloud solutions. We asked key individuals in the industry, including the Cloud Industry Forum, IT outsourcing companies and IT security security specialists for their views. This report provides clear guidance to those contemplating a move to the cloud or who are concerned about cloud.

Industry surveys consistently show that data security is the number one concern when it comes to cloud adoption. No doubt this is fuelled in part by the high profile outages and leakages in the cloud. We address these concerns in Secure Your Data in the Cloud and highlight how companies are keeping data secure in the cloud.

This report follows DMH Stallard's report Secure Your Data – Protect Your Business, published earlier in 2012. This contained best practice recommendations arising from our interviews with a number of organisations asking how they treat data. Industry surveys consistently show that data security is the number one concern when it comes to cloud adoption. No doubt this is fuelled in part by the high profile outages and leakages in the cloud.

Frank Jennings, Head of Commercial at DMH Stallard, said "Businesses we speak to are concerned that their data won't be secure in the cloud and that it is better to keep everything on premise.  Through our interviews with industry experts, we set out to debunk these and other myths and we provide guidance on how to keep data secure."

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