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Cloud computing is a huge topic. It encompasses diverse models and technologies, even though users and the trade press tend to lump them under a common name. For that matter, please note that we're still discovering many of the security issues which will challenge cloud computing! Because cloud computing is still a work-in-progress. Because it is rapidly evolving, what I tell today you may quickly become irrelevant or obsolete. Nonetheless, there's so much thrust behind cloud computing that we simply don't have the option of sitting back and waiting to understand address cloud computing security issues.
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