Posts Tagged ‘CloudTrust Protocol’

Cloud Trust Vs. Security — The Difference Is Transparency

July 15th, 2010 By Administrator
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Forbes.com recently interviewed Knode in an article “Deciding Which Cloud Services To Trust.” In the article, Knode introduces six types of questions a business should ask any potential provider of cloud services, questions covering:

  • History/Reputation
  • Uptime
  • Portability
  • Authentication
  • Compliance
  • Privacy

These are the general categories that comprise two dozen questions making up the CloudTrust Protocol, a protocol he and others working on it believe will bring greater transparency to cloud computing services, and thus create the type of trust in cloud computing that, as Knode says, “puts us in the business of liberation.”

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Cloud Security: Asking The Right Questions

July 14th, 2010 By Administrator
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When Forbes.com decided to run an article on the topic of cloud security recently, we weren’t surprised they turned to Ron Knode for input. Knode has been studying the issue since it, well, became an issue with the emergence of virtualization in enterprise technology.

In addition to holding the position of Director of Global Security Solutions at CSC, Knode is also a Leading Edge Forum (LEF) researcher who has penned plenty of his own articles — not to mention a series of posts here on our Enterprise Cloud Computing Guide. Knode is a regular presenter at industry events, including participation in this year’s Symantec Vision and Cloud Expo East events.

This most recent round of media interest (and it does seem to move in cycles in the cloud space) finds technology writer David F. Carr asking Ron about “Deciding Which Cloud Services To Trust” at Forbes.com.

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Moving Beyond Justification Of The Cloud

May 12th, 2010 By Siki Giunta
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cloud-laptopsOver the past decade, enterprise IT has watched as consumers and small businesses have taken advantage of the transformative power of cloud computing. In recent years larger organizations, attracted by its value, agility and other competitive advantages, have begun to explore the cloud as a viable enterprise computing platform. However, the time for “testing the waters” with trepidation is now behind us. It’s time to jump in with confidence.

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Meet Up With CSC At Cloud Conferences

April 5th, 2010 By Administrator
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Global team members from CSC Trusted Cloud Services have booked a busy schedule of upcoming cloud computing conferences and events — but that’s what it takes to keep the conversation going.

Decision-makers in search of insight to clear confusion on the implications of cloud models and solutions and how to get the most value out of transitioning their organization’s IT infrastructure and services to the cloud will do well to catch up with CSC Director of Global Security Solutions Ron Knode and VP of Cloud Computing and Emerging Markets Brian Boruff at two events this month.

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3 Things Government Can Do For Cloud Adoption

February 1st, 2010 By Ron Knode
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The Question of the Month at the MITRE blog asks what government can do to facilitate the adoption of cloud computing to more effectively provide IT services. There are 3 things, actually.

But this question is clearly just a short step from January’s question. So, let’s deal with both of them:

First, January’s question: “What’s most significant cloud computing concern for federal orgs?”

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Video: Bringing Trust To The Cloud Front | Jay Noble

December 30th, 2009 By Jay Noble
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The growing buzz around cloud computing the past few years has resurfaced what are really ever-present concerns in information technology and data management. The topics of trust, security, compliance and regulation — they’re not going to go away.

Does anyone really expect that, say, the government’s appetite for regulation and rules regarding digital records will decrease?

There was a time you could take a server, put it in a room, watch it, work on it, replace it. Now, with virtual machines, they can be created and spun up anywhere, wherever those resources are available. Many of our types of clients have certain requirements for data, however, they need to be able to answer, “Is it within the bounds of a state or country? Who is accessing that data? Do I have proof that the data hasn’t been moved or changed, and if so who did the moving and changing?”

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Video: CSC As Cloud Orchestrator

November 12th, 2009 By Ron Knode
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CSC has a long history of being a capable managed service provider, with sophisticated  and technologically savvy customers.

We’re all wrestling with how we build a bridge to this new model of cloud computing that’s so intriguing. We’ve discovered the thing that stops enterprises from plunging into the cloud in many cases is transparency.

To respond to this, we’re developing the CloudTrust Protocol. This comprises the evidence, the access controls and the assurance that enterprises are used to seeing in their data management services, and brings it into the cloud.

Not all clouds are the same, but we know that elements of transparency are important to all enterprises. We can give customers a choice, provided through a variety of Trusted Cloud Services.

The cloud is wonderful at delivering agility and efficiency, but we know with the CloudTrust Protocol we can bring new enterprise value beyond that. We like our role as Orchestrators, and believe it’s the step we need to move into the new era of information technology.

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