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Amazon CTO Counters Skepticism on Cloud Security

Posted by brennels on August 2, 2010

Jon Brodkin, Network World Wednesday, July 28, 2010

(07-28) 15:49 PDT – Amazon’s cloud computing division is planning to “raise the bar” on security, and provide better security than most enterprises can achieve on their own, says Amazon CTO Werner Vogels.

But some analysts believe Amazon is not transparent enough about its internal security practices, judging by comments after a presentation Vogels made at the Burton Group Catalyst conference in San Diego Wednesday.

Amazon called out over cloud security, secrecy

Vogels provided an optimistic view of cloud security, saying that cloud networks such as Amazon’s already provide better security, and disaster recovery, than most enterprises are capable of. “I believe the cloud is the area where we have to raise the bar for enterprise security,” Vogels said.”

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