You should also investigate the security level of your provider. Is this a new, venture-funded startup that is a quarter of the wicked is closed? Or is a company with deep source will be obvious around for long distance? Does the hosting company of your data across multiple data centers, in many locations, and what sort of backup and restore strategies to they offer? What I DO back when I started Zatz, there really isn't a "cloud". You must buy your own servers and your own connection. We started with an ISDN line, then take the T1 to about 1999. I run an entire rack of servers, and for a time, had to persuade Verizon to put a T1 line in my apartment. We are feeding the tape through my bedroom, on my bathroom mirror, down the Hall, and into a former linen cabinets. I was told that we consume bandwidth similar to local universities, and it takes a few weeks to explanations to convince them that I really need to eat a few million views a month from a variety of Linux box construction hand in my apartment. However, when I got married and moved to Florida, I realized that Florida's weather can knock our servers return the stone on a moment's notice. So, I've signed a contract with a supplier Council location in Illinois (who works in a former nuclear bunker), and the most recent four machine. That approach continues to work well. But as I've personally switched from having to manage a publishing company, I did want to let other people do more and more of the work. It started with the move of our bookkeeping out of local stocks to Quickbooks in the cloud (that was the year 2005 or so), and has recently finished with the move of our email to Office 365. My strategy now is to reduce the load of everything I can to the clouds that are not either limited bandwidth (library of media content I need to be quick, so it must be administered within the firewall on our tanks) or based on a unique solution , like other CMS I've written and run all the archives Zatz. Conclusion: there's more to cloud-based security, but this brief introduction should at least get you started. Now, if I can just convince my doctor to stop trying to get free advice from me while making me cool my heels for two hours in his waiting room because, while he has a scheduling tool based on the cloud, he never paid any attention to it.
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