ENISA Cloud Computing Risk Assessment
It’s finally been published… the ENISA Cloud Computing Risk Assessment. I, along with several others from other companies have spent a good chunk of time over the past few months with the folks from ENISA putting together this 123 page report and it’s looking good! There is a wealth of practical advice for companies of any size considering the cloud for their IT services, checklists for Information Assurance and even some advice for governments and the EU.
The report has been written with business in mind, rather than just IT – and while you may not read it front-to-back, there is sure to be section or two that will make you think differently about some of the security issues in the cloud and how to ameliorate them.
Guy Bunker
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