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Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian noted apprehension about the unknowns surrounding the global outbreak of the deadly coronavirus as a factor in changing the cloud providers annual Next 20 conference to an online event.

With the virus, there's obviously a lot of anxiety, because people are still trying to understand...how it spreads, what its impact is, because it's still early days, Kurian told CRN on Tuesday. We've seenfrom the medical literature as well as from the WHO (World Health Organization) and the (U.S.) Centers for Disease Control (CDC), that isolation is a good vehicle to reduce the risk of spreading it. And so, rather than bring a lot of people to an auditorium, we thought that we would reach them through a digital medium.

Google Cloud announced yesterday that its upcoming Next 20 conference, which was slated for April 6-8 at San Franciscos Moscone Center, is being changed to a virtual format to limit travel amid the global outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

In an email sent to attendees registered for the conference, Google Cloud said it is transforming its premiere cloud computing event under new branding as Google Cloud Next 20: Digital Connect. The decision was made in the interests of our customers as well as our employees, Kurian told CRN at Google Clouds headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Kurian noted that while more than 30,000 people attended last years Next 19 conference in person in San Francisco, there were millions who watched it online.

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UK Healthcare Cloud Computing Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report by Application (Clinical Information Systems and Nonclinical Information Systems) By Deployment Type (Private Cloud, Public Cloud and Hybrid Cloud) Forecast period (2019-2025)

UK healthcare cloud computing market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR around 21.3% during the forecast period. The digitalization of banking, Insurance, healthcare and business services in the country are the key driver for the growth of the market.

According to the export.gov, the country has been a notable destination for cloud services due to advanced economy and mature IT market.

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National, regional and local government and private companies are major buyers of cloud services. Large companies are adopting cloud technology more quickly than smaller firms, with uptake rates around 96% and 76%, respectively.

IaaS had generated interest among IT decision makers particularly in SMEs, which have driven the value of cloud segment to a large extent.

Government cloud spending is growing quickly as public sector is seeking to catch up with private sector cloud adoption. The UK government G-cloud framework allows the government to directly buy services from suppliers after reaching an agreement on basic terms of use.

This saves the cost of individual procurement contracts, although a call-off contract is still required for every procurement deal and the government ensures the value of each sale is publicly available. Further, increasing R&D investment in the medical and healthcare sector is estimated to drive the growth of the UK healthcare cloud computing market.

UK Healthcare cloud computing market is segmented on the basis of application and deployment type. Based on application, the market is segmented into clinical information systems and nonclinical information systems.

Based on deployment type, the market is segmented into private cloud, public cloud and hybrid cloud.

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TriggerMesh's cloud native integration platform enables service orchestration by consuming events from any data center or cloud source

RALEIGH, N.C. and GENEVA, March 3, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ --TriggerMesh, a Kubernetes based cloud native integration platform provider, today announced the company has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). As a Silver Member, TriggerMesh is formally showing support for Kubernetes and the CNCF Serverless Working Group driving the CloudEvents specification.

"The co-founders of TriggerMesh have been deeply involved in Kubernetes and CNCF through their entire history," said Dan Kohn, executive director of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. "We're thrilled to see them launch TriggerMesh, which will be able to leverage CNCF's CloudEvents project and accelerate its acceptance in the enterprise."

CNCF, which was founded in 2015, is a non-profit member organization of the Linux Foundation that promotes cloud native computing and has more than 300 member companies, including leading public cloud operators.

"CNCF is the home of Kubernetes, one of the most important cloud technologies today," said Mark Hinkle, Co-Founder, TriggerMesh. "Joining CNCF plays an important role in growing awareness of TriggerMesh as it creates the cloud native integration platform for the serverless era."

TriggerMesh'a cloud native integration platform coordinates multiple cloud services and legacy applications into serverless workflows. TriggerMesh accelerates development speed and unifies multiple clouds and legacy infrastructure.

TriggerMesh is an exhibitor and sponsor (booth #SU66) of KubeCon Europe 2020, the official Kubernetes user and developer event, which takes place March 30 through April 2 in Amsterdam. TriggerMesh Co-Founder and Head of Product Sebastien Goasguen will be presenting at Serverless Practitioners Summit, a full-day single-track serverless conference that follows the initial successful work in the CNCF serverless working group and surrounding projects. In the presentation, Sebastien will discuss serverless use-cases (including LEGO, HSBC, Vanguard), highlight common patterns and show how these patterns can be reproduced with technologies like Knative and the CloudEvents specification. To schedule an onsite meeting with TriggerMesh, send an email request to press@triggermesh.com.

About TriggerMesh TriggerMesh's cloud native integration platform breaks down silos and brings together cloud computing, SaaS, and on-premises applications. TriggerMesh event-driven cloud service bus provides the mechanism for connecting application workflows across varied infrastructures. TriggerMesh enables companies to modernize their legacy systems, proprietary platforms, and custom integration code to extend their existing investment. Not only can you modernize existing applications but you can chain microservices and serverless functions across multiple clouds and on-premises data centers to create new cloud native applications. For more information, visit http://www.triggermesh.com.

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In one of my favourite episodes of The Simpson, Mr Burns opens a casino in Springfield and locks himself away in a panic room. He watches all the other characters as they gamble on CCTV, zooming in to see the spread of germs. He becomes paranoid, refusing to leave the room and letting his beard and nails grow ridiculously long as he slowly descends into madness.

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Such is the tattered reputation of Facebook, its easy to picture Mark Zuckerberg holed up in a panic room watching a crowd of developers cough and spread the outbreak of COVID-19 coronavirus all over San Francisco. Thankfully, the company has put health and safety first and cancelled the F8 conference.

Google has done the same, deciding to reimagine Cloud Next 20 as a virtual conference due to the growing concerns over the impact of COVID-19. Currently, the concerns are that it is likely to spread to major cities. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said it puts the world in uncharted territory, but it can be contained with the right measures.

Cancelling big events is a very good measure, in my opinion, but whats even better particularly for technology companies is that they use the cloud computing they champion to showcase what it can actually do. You dont need to travel anywhere when you can see it all via the internet we can all be Monty Burns.

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This is what Google has chosen to do with Cloud Next 20. Its now a free, global, digital-first, multi-day event, the company has announced. This will include streamed keynotes where you wont have to get dressed and you wont lose your seat if you go get a cuppa. You can also see the breakout sessions, talk to the experts and check out all the new products and services without leaving your house.

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It probably couldnt have been set up in such a short time, but this would have also been a perfect opportunity to use virtual and augmented reality technologies. Imagine popping a headset on and your living room turns into one of Googles breakout sessions. This was done for an Oculus event in 2018, so it is very much possible. There is so much more we can do with cloud computing and it seems that COVID-19 might be the catalyst for us to find out what.

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Anyone who attends the big tech events knows that they are huge. A company usually spreads its keynote and other sessions around a building thats often too big to see all of it. You need a strict plan to get in, see the whole three hours of what the CEO and their co-presenters have to say and then sprint off to meet with developers, experts or journalists in some far-flung corner. Wouldn't it be better for all involved if instead, on your laptop in the comfort of your own home, you can just click your way around or have multiple meetings at once and conserve finger energy.

This could also be an everyday reality (for some of us) as governments around the world look set to advise people to work from home. People in California have tested positive for COVID-19 and Italys Serie A football league has been put on hold as cases have popped up in northern parts of the country. Its shutdown factories and offices across China and is now wreaking chaos across South Korea. There is a likelihood that its coming to a town near you too, with 39 reported cases in the UK, according to Sky. While we can all do our bit and wash our hands and avoid unnecessary travel, working remotely might just be the best solution for containment.

I would put forward a concern about Wi-Fi speeds, given the UK isnt exactly leading the way in that area. And, theres also the likelihood of outages as more and more of us lean on the internet for work, but hey, that probably isnt as frustrating as spreading a virus thats potentially deadly to those with existing conditions.

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COVID-19 isnt a pandemic yet why not log in to the cloud and keep it that way? Open all the platforms and services your laptop can manage, pull-on a VR headset and immerse yourself in work, virtually. You can attend all the technology conferences you want via the internet and, best of all, getting dressed is optional.

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Helsinki, Finland, 27 February 2020 -Today, Eficode, Europes leading DevOps company, announced that it joins the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and becomes a Kubernetes Certified Service Provider (KCSP).

TheCNCFis the home of open-source projects such as Kubernetes and Prometheus. As early adopters of container and cloud native technologies, it was a natural step for Eficode to join the CNCF.

We are truly proud to be joining the CNCF. Eficode wants to play an active role in building the future of the cloud native ecosystem and leading the transition to cutting-edge technologies, says Marko Klemetti, CTO of Eficode.

"We are delighted to have companies like Eficode, a widely recognized DevOps solution provider in the Nordic countries, join CNCF, and look forward to their contribution to the cloud native community," said Dan Kohn, Executive Director of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.

Eficode qualified as a Kubernetes Certified Service Provider on the basis of years of experience in Kubernetes consulting and training. The KCSP program is a pre-qualified tier of vetted service providers who have deep experience in helping enterprises adopt Kubernetes.

Cloud native complements our DevOps mission

Increasing automation, continuous improvement and cross-collaboration between teams form the core of Eficodes DevOps mission. A cloud native approach enables automation and agility, while empowering teams to build digital products scalably and with high availability.

By combining the use of containers, Kubernetes, and Continuous Delivery solutions, we can help our clients exceed their DevOps objectives, says Marko Klemetti.

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Eficodeis the leading DevOps company in Europe, driving the DevOps movement across seven countries with ideas that put customer value and team satisfaction on center stage. Eficode was doing DevOps before the term even existed by advising global brands on how to make software more effectively. Today, Eficode uses its unmatched DevOps expertise to transform companies and builds solutions which harness automation and cloud computing. Eficodes community of more than 300 professionals are building the future of software development together. To find out more, visitwww.eficode.com.

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Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) is cutting about four dozen positions in its cloud computing division, according to CNBC. The job cuts are part of a restructuring plan to improve operations in the cloud unit.

Under the stewardship of Thomas Kurian, Googles cloud unit has focused a lot of its attention and resources on winning over large enterprise customers. Kurian joined Google from Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL) in late 2018. He started in his new role at Google in January 2019.

Notably, the job cuts come at a time when Google has been on a hiring spree for the cloud business. Recently, most of Googles new hires have ended up at the division. The companys cloud hiring has mainly been for marketing and technical teams.

Google aims to triple its cloud salesforce as it races to catch market leaders Amazon and Microsoft. Last year, Kurian disclosed that Google lagged the market leaders in terms of its salesforce. He said that the companys cloud salesforce was just about one-tenth of Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Microsofts (NASDAQ:MSFT) salesforce.

Currently, Amazon dominates the global cloud market with a 33% market share. Microsoft is second with an 18% market share. Meanwhile, Google is third with about an 8.0% market share.

Google has set its sights on becoming one of the worlds top cloud companies in the next five years. The company is very focused on a big break in the cloud market. Google has contemplated exiting the cloud business if it doesnt become one of the top-two vendors within its target period.

In addition to expanding its cloud salesforce, Google wants to equip its cloud team with executives who can help it win over large enterprise customers.

For example, Kurian worked for more than two decades at Oracle before he joined Google. Oracle is one of the global leaders in the enterprise software market. Google has also staffed its cloud division with executives from enterprise software giants Microsoft and SAP SE (NYSE:SAP).

The companys cloud business generated $8.9 billion in revenue in 2019, which indicates tremendous growth from $5.8 billion in revenue in 2018. Some experts think that the companys cloud sales could hit $38 billion in 2025.

Google parent Alphabet counts on the cloud business in addition to other ventures like Waymo to diversify its revenue sources. Currently, advertising sales contribute nearly 90% of Alphabets revenue, which indicates a potentially risky revenue concentration considering the changing advertising market.

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Cloud computing has rapidly developed throughout the years and has demonstrated to be a boon for small entrepreneurs as well as enormous aggregates. The term has been settling in the market for 10 years, however, it picked up acknowledgment and prominence as of late. Cloud computing has all the information, messages, applications and considerably more in a virtual software like Google Drive and Dropbox, which are speedy and safe to access regardless of time and geological boundaries.

Intel Security researched a sample universe of 1400 IT security experts. This research report uncovered that out of this sample, 93% of experts utilize hybrid (Private/Public) cloud computing services to operate their business operations. As per Gartner research, the cloud service industry is anticipated to reach $411 Bn by 2020, which was $260 Bn in 2017.

Cloud computing can be deployed universally in practically no time and offer the most extreme flexibility, agility and cost-sparing IT operations to business for progressively profitable and consistent development. This, thus, is making entrepreneurs change to cloud computing for completing business activities.

The term big data is usually heard, however, less frequently comprehended. Basically, it is terabytes of information about consumers, organizations, patterns, and substantially more that is contextualized utilizing big data software. In raw structure, data produced by customers is less valuable; yet when analysed by big data software it uncovers insights that reveal insights and lead to the making of better products and services.

Today smaller tech entrepreneurs can utilize big data to increase sales, something just huge entities could before. This is on the grounds that data can affordably be stored and controlled on the cloud conceding much smaller organizations insights the biggest ones underestimate. What in any case must be finished utilizing supercomputers should be possible by information stored on the cloud.

Information is really recovered from servers running in data centers away from the user or client. The customer demands the data on-demand (every minute of every day get to paying little heed to the area) and the information is sent through powerful and secure networks connected with the Internet from servers that host it.

Users can take advantage of a server with the assistance of the cloud network and work on a report or spreadsheet. The advantage of this is they can team up all the while in various areas of the world. The network records these states in a server run by an organization like Google or Apple and they can spare their work at the same time.

Early cloud services were an answer to users coming up short on space on their hard drives and needing to offload storage without obtaining extra hardware. They likewise gave solutions for organizations that needed their information copied and verified some place remotely in the event of a blackout or data loss.

A considerable lot of these services presently offer their own collaboration tools permitting their users to chip away at an assortment of record types across far-reaching geographical zones. They additionally give users the ability to share documents to whoever they need or keep them private for their own access.

Indias startups depend on the cloud since it keeps data secure. While a server may come up short, the cloud never does. Information stored on the cloud is more secure than the information put away anyplace else. Thus no business person needs dread losing data or dread data theft. Most information put away on the cloud is ensured behind various layers of safety meaning business information and the data of clients is as protected as could be possible. The cloud likewise spares costs since its less expensive to store data on the cloud than on servers. Subsequently, the upsides of a cloud are multiples of that of servers.

Change is the only constant and organizations are persistently evolving. They are migrating workplaces, contracting gig laborers, adding permanent employees, combining and unmerging on a quick pace to satisfy their business needs. Conventional on-site networks burden business operations in such a situation and demand a huge investment and reinvestment.

With the assistance of cloud telephony solutions, you neither need to stress over persistently transforming IT needs nor about switching the real infrastructure. It offers you complete flexibility

to upscale and downscale as required. All your business communication can be taken care of over the cloud without worrying about geographical boundaries.

You can keep and dispose of information of interns who work for you for the short term. Users of your new office can be added to the cloud network effectively to keep whole business information at a similar spot securely. Cloud resembles a flexible string that expands and contracts according to the prerequisite of your business.

No business is an island since organizations work with providers and clients with whom information must be regularly shared. The cloud makes sharing data with customers easy in light of the fact that its accessible whenever and can be shared in short order. A client who needs to affirm the setup of another application can be shared the vital data right away.

The cloud has been transformed past its makers creative mind. What started as a trendy expression for another chance has reshaped the web into a progressively cogent, friendly, and easy to use technology. Its advantages and significance to business visionaries are complex and multifaceted, those acquainted with the innovation comprehend this well.

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Dedicated resources are the reliable source for handling the business. The cost of infrastructure and the requirement of hiring the system engineers, increases the cost. This fears the new organisations from setting up the infrastructure. The lack of scalability and the urgent requirement of the resources are met by Cloud computing. Cost investment funds are obviously one of the principal reasons why organizations are moving to the Cloud.

Despite the fact that Cloud Computing services can offer your organization numerous budgetary favorable circumstances, it is essential to plainly comprehend the cost ramifications of the Cloud and how it could affect your organization.

No enormous forthright capital investmentDiminished programming costs with upgrades included in the month to month chargesDecreased spending for IT supportBusiness Continuity is inculcated in the Cloud conditionReserve funds increase through higher human capital productivity and more noteworthy effectivenessTax cuts

Here in this article, well investigate every single one of these in somewhat more detail so you can begin to see signs of improvement in the cost reserve funds related to moving to the Cloud.

With cloud computing services, you never again need to spend a lot of upfront capital on the software and hardware important to run your system. In most of the cloud environment, these expenses and the cost to keep up your system are recognized for a level, month to month charge. Moreover, when the server and system spine (switches, firewalls, stockpiling) should be improved, it is the duty of the cloud supplier to do these redesigns with no additional expense to the client. In this way disposing of large monetary responsibilities of performing future company-wide updates.

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Cloud Servers and Network Hardware are of Higher Quality

A significant distinction in the foundation of the onsite-based system versus a cloud-based system is that the servers and hardware of the network are the absolute best and most excellent when obtained for cloud situations. An excellent premise-based server may cost $10,000 $15,000 though a Cloud-based server may cost $70,000 $100,000 or more. The same is found for the switches, the firewalls and the entirety of the remainder of the hardware that is utilized in a cloud situation. Sap development services suppliers cant bear the cost of hardware failure, so great gear is utilized and every last bit of it is exceptionally redundant inside the data center.

No expenditures on costly hardware

when all is said and done, big data solutions dont require the outright acquisition of server equipment, storage of network, reinforcement frameworks, recovery systems for disasters, power or cooling frameworks, utility costs or data centers. At the point when a business moves to a cloud environment, they dispense with the requirement for servers and the physical space expected to house those servers.

No requirement for the Upfront Expense of Capital for Infrastructure Software

Cloud Integration services eradicate the requirement for the upfront capital prerequisite of obtaining programs like Windows Server, SQL Server, Application and Database Servers, Client Access Licenses, Middleware, SharePoint, Citrix Server, and customer licenses, etc. These expenses are paid in the month to month charges for the cloud condition and backing.

Less Expensive Software Upgrades

Many developers are including free programming upgrades for applications that are facilitated in the cloud and are paid as a membership inside the month to month cloud environment charges. This implies no costly programming updates and none of the interference that product upgrades make in organizations.

The Cloud renders unsurprising IT costs

The unpredictable nature of the current Break-Fix arrangement for PC systems has baffled entrepreneurs for a long time. One of the largely favorable circumstances of cloud computing for entrepreneurs and their staff is the consistency that it brings. Cost of continuous updates, replacement of outdated servers and other variable expenses are for all intents and purposes dispensed with Cloud processing. Most organizations that have moved to the Sap development services enormously welcome the predictability and consistency of paying a fixed month to month cost for their IT needs.

This consistency occurs on two or three levels. To start with, organizations pay for the services they use, rather than paying for software, hardware, power and the help for keeping these things secure, steady and working appropriately.

Second, in the old, on-premise model, when you buy programming you are left with that adaptation for a long time, alongside the products multi-year upgrade cycles. While you can work around this with outsider additional items, its not so proficient as cloud programming

Cut-down expenses made on IT Operations

This is ordinarily perhaps the best wellspring of reserve funds when a business moves a few or the entirety of its frameworks to the Cloud. Staffing costs in the IT division or for redistributed IT Support for sending, working and keeping up applications and hidden foundation can be way too expensive and a considerable lot of these expenses are incredibly decreased in a cloud domain.

At the point when a business is working in the cloud, the big data cloud solutions merchant takes on almost the entirety of the expenses related to introducing, running and keeping up the applications, the basic programming framework, and the related equipment. For most organizations, this speaks to reserve funds of a full time IT proficiency. Also, this doesnt constantly mean disposing of employments in the IT office it can likewise be viewed as evacuating unnecessary, low worth work from IT, which permits the IT group to concentrate on increasingly vital, esteem services.

Tax advantages of Cloud Computing

As opposed to representing hardware and software as a capital cost, and afterward devaluing those costs over the long run, with the Clouds membership-based model, those costs are viewed as operational and can be deducted each year, instead of more than quite a while.

We comprehend that creating a change to Cloud Integration services can be a troublesome choice. However, Cloud offers the option to receive the rewards of innovation and utilize that innovation to settle on better business choices, expand your benefits, and simultaneously limiting dangers and in general expenses.

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In the past decade, businesses started evaluating the pros and cons of moving to the cloud in order to meet the increased demand for the cost and IT efficiency benefits of cloud computing and Software as a Service (SaaS). Many businesses subsequently adopted a Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) or SaaS model, thus positioning the cloud as the foundation for digital transformation. In the process, however, they embraced a large number of connected devices and IoT platforms, which means that additional data and processes are now moving outside of the firewall and into the cloud. This presents a security risk to businesses.

The need for strong security in the cloud is a factor that can either slow or speed movement to the cloud, depending on workload and other needs. As such, security professionals need to tackle certain security challenges associated with the cloud head-on. In particular, they need to address the challenge of cloud key management.

Businesses oftentimes struggle to manage their use of multiple cloud vendors such as AWS, Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. When it comes to data security, more organizations are tempted to use cloud native encryption and key management services because its simple and easily available. This decision comes with many challenges.

One issue is that cloud native encryption and key management services provide just basic data security. Cloud services need to afford the same level of policy, control and visibility as the on-premises delivered services. Many organizations cant rely solely on the services offered by key management tools built in the cloud platforms. These tools are very good at provisioning keys for the development teams, but when it comes to policy compliance, particularly for sensitive data or data under the purview of the latest privacy mandates such as the California Consumer Privacy Act, there are many gaps that may jeopardize a seemingly simple key management strategy.

Furthermore, leaving key control and management to cloud providers presents potential security risks and data ownership issues. Its simply not a good idea to get locked into a single cloud vendor. Cloud computing has revolutionized the ways that companies do business. However, this increased reliance on cloud computing also comes with the risk of dependency. By making your company more flexible and adaptable, being cloud agnostic inoculates against the risk of vendor lock-in.

From an operational standpoint, the use of multiple cloud key management services translates to decentralized key management, which is a definite no-no when it comes to security best practices. Unfortunately, this rush to cloud native encryption and key management has put sensitive data at risk as evidenced by the multitude of data breaches we have witnessed over the past couple of years.

Finally, if your on-premises policies, methodology, controls and visibility are well-tested and well-implemented, why should you change them? Successful on-premises best practices will be just as successful when you extend them into the cloud.

The good news is that there are emerging options available for security professionals, but the trick is determining which one works best for their organization to ensure data is protected, brand trust is retained, and shareholders are appeased. Never before has maintaining access and control of keys been so important, especially given the financial implications (which may or may not include non-compliance fines) from a data breach.

During the upcoming RSA Conference 2020, I will be discussing the best practices for cloud key management to minimize risk. My objective for the audience is as follows: 1) understand the challenges and pitfalls associated with cloud key management, 2) learn about the various options available, 3) identify the right fit for your organization, and 4) evaluate how to adopt changes internally. To meet these objectives, I will be highlighting the four Cs: Challenges, Choices, Capabilities and Changes.

If you are attending RSA Conference in San Francisco next week, grab a cup of coffee and join me in this discussion on Wednesday, February 26 at 8:00 a.m. in the North Hall Briefing Center. Or stop by Thaless RSA Conference booth #N5445. Before the show, you can claim your free conference pass by clicking here and entering code XS0UTHALE.

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