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The Cloud's Biggest Risks Print E-mail
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Article Index
The Cloud's Biggest Risks
Lock-In
Loss of Governance
Compliance Challenges
Reputational Damage
Service Termination
Acquisition
Supply Chain Failure
Resource Exhaustion
Isolation Failure
Malicious Insider
Interface Compromise
Interception of Data
Data Leakage
Ineffective Data Deletion
Economic DoS
Loss of Encryption Keys
Malicious Probes
Service Engine
Customer Hardening
Subpoena
Multiple Jurisdictions
Data Protection
Licensing

By Michael Eggebrecht

The benefits of cloud computing have been much heralded, but the risks have drawn nearly as much attention. Seeking to help organizations get the benefits of the cloud without putting themselves at risk, the European Union's European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA) last week issued a report designed to help them decide whether a cloud services provider is as security-conscious as it should be.

In its study, ENISA highlights 35 key security risks, creating a checklist to assist customers in asking vendors the right questions. We'll focus here on 23 risks that are specific to the cloud.



 
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