Category Archives: Cloud Computing

A Forgotten Risk in Moving to the Cloud

By Angie Singer Keating | January 31, 2013

No matter your view on “The Cloud”, it is undeniable that the march towards it has accelerated.  This is a horrific idea to some – they want to walk into a data center, owned by their company, managed by their staff, and be able to hug those servers any time they want.  The thought of [...]

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The Megaupload take down and what it means for cloud computing

By Bud Younke | January 30, 2012

If you have followed the recent developments of the government shutdown of Megaupload you may be under the impression that the site was merely a pirate’s playground used exclusively for infringing on copyright. Whether or not this is true, whatever your opinion of copyright in the digital age, the shutdown does bring forth one of [...]

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