Cloud computing will soon become an area of hot debate in Washington, D.C., with policy makers debating issues such as the privacy and security of data in the cloud, a panel of tech experts said ...

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Many Canadian businesses are using cloud computing services without knowing it, pointing to a knowledge gap amid widespread privacy and security concerns. John Weigelt of Microsoft Canada, left ...

A new survey shows that many organizations feel a lack of innovation and maturity hamper adoption of cloud computing.

Websites that let users edit their resumes, store their photos or even do their taxes from any Internet connection raise security and privacy concerns as many tasks - and the documents that go ...

Cloud computing remains a promising solution to the challenges of on-premises installation of enterprise applications. The increasing interest in software as a service (SaaS) as a way to control some ...

But vendors will address many of the concerns about cloud computing because of increasing competition, said Harry Wingo, senior policy counsel at Google, a provider of cloud-based services.

“What we need,” I said, “is to be more focused on setting up privacy level agreements that govern the data usage in a cloud environment.” Yes, I just made up “privacy level agreements ...

The use of cloud-based technologies in K-12 schools is becoming increasingly complex and expansive, prompting a wide range of approaches for protecting private student data stored in the “cloud ...

“Cloud computing presents a unique opportunity for enterprises—and is particularly a game-changer for small and medium enterprises because its availability means that technology infrastructure ...