Cloud adoption grows despite security concerns

	3 surefire ways to screw up cloud computing | RSA and McAfee add cloud security offerings
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	Cloud adoption grows despite security concerns Security questions haven't stopped or noticeably even slowed cloud adoption. Enterprises are no longer using cloud primarily for testing, training, and demonstrations but in crucial production systems. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Rackspace It's the year of cloud. Learn more at Cloud U. Through a year-long series of whitepapers and webinars, independent analyst Ben Kepes will be building a cloud computing curriculum designed for technologists and non-technical users alike. The mission is to build widespread knowledge about the cloud revolution and encourage discussion about the cloud's benefits for businesses of all sizes. Learn More Now In this Issue 3 surefire ways to screw up cloud computing RSA and McAfee add cloud security offerings GM is latest battleground between Microsoft Office and Google Apps WHITE PAPER: Intel Optimize virtualization with HP & Intel Virtualization has become a powerful enabler for consolidating servers, running applications in multiple operating system environments, simplifying administration and lowering operating costs. This paper describes how to optimize server virtualization using enterprise-class HP Multi-Port Server Adapters and Intel® Ethernet technology. http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;247039913;45098004;h?http://resources.idgenterprise.com/original/AST-0051366_VirtualizingWithMultiPortAdapters.pdf 3 surefire ways to screw up cloud computing As with any new technology plays, there are those cloud projects that do quick face-plants. Here are three surefire ways to fail with cloud computing, and what you can learn from them to avoid suffering that same fate. Read More RSA and McAfee add cloud security offerings RSA teams with Microsoft and Citrix to support use of RSA SecurID authentication, and McAfee improves its Cloud Security Platform. Read More GM is latest battleground between Microsoft Office and Google Apps If the automaker does move 100,000 users from Notes to Google Apps, that would be huge -- but that's a big if in a competition with very murky numbers all around. Read More
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