Cloud security: Try these techniques now

Cloud security: Try these techniques now
For Logiq³ Inc., the decision to go with a cloud-based provider of IT infrastructure as a service (IaaS) was a matter of cost and flexibility.
A start-up that began operations in 2006, the Toronto-based life reinsurance management firm could not afford to build and staff a data center from scratch, according to David Westgate, Logiq³’s vice president of technology. So Logiq³ instead chose cloud computing and managed IT services provider BlueLock LLC to handle its data needs in the cloud.
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From divvying up responsibility to using third-party tools, here’s how some companies are approaching the problem.

For Logiq³ Inc., the decision to go with a cloud-based provider of IT infrastructure as a service (IaaS) was a matter of cost and flexibility.

A start-up that began operations in 2006, the Toronto-based life reinsurance management firm could not afford to build and staff a data center from scratch, according to David Westgate, Logiq³’s vice president of technology. So Logiq³ instead chose cloud computing and managed IT services provider BlueLock LLC to handle its data needs in the cloud.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9149921/Cloud_security_Try_these_techniques_now?taxonomyId=

From divvying up responsibility to using third-party tools, here’s how some companies are approaching the problem.

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