Creating a fully compliant cloud-based system is hard enough, but even that doesn’t go far enough to ensure security. As federal agencies are migrating to the cloud, some are learning best methods for creating a cloud-based security model they can trust...
Cloud security — particularly for government agencies — is multifaceted and constantly evolving. Agencies face a number of strategic decisions as they move to the cloud, but security remains a top concern. In this webcast, Michaela Iorga, senior security technical lead for cloud computing at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and co-chair of NIST’s Cloud Security Working Group, will discuss technical strategies for leveraging the cloud without compromising on security.
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Government leaders have to consider and weigh many variables as they undertake the mission to improve the lives of citizens. They are continually challenged to improve program
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