Confidence & The Cloud
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The document summarizes a panel discussion on building confidence and trust in cloud computing. The panelists discussed how controlling possessions versus trusting aspirations can lead to two paths of confidence in cloud services. While some want control over their IT infrastructure, others are willing to trust cloud providers. The discussion addressed how concepts from COBIT can help build confidence and trust in areas like access, availability and privacy when using cloud computing services.
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- 1. Toronto CobiT User Group Panel Discussion Tuesday, April 14, 2009 Alex Todd AlexTodd@TrustEnablement.com
- 2. Can’t control a cloud. Trust Unknown Control
- 3. Control possessions. Trust aspirations. Bob Fabian What do you want? What do you have? I want to use an IT cloud. I have a data centre.
- 4. Two paths to confidence. Confidence Control Trust
- 5. COBIT → Confidence OBjectives for Information and related Technology Trust Leadership Bob Fabian Alex Todd 2010 ?CobiT5
- 6. IT Outsourcing → Cloud Computing Outsourcing Cloud Computing
- 7. Eqentia is a powerful Software-as-a-Service platform delivering tailored, semantic- based knowledge portals.
- 8. Eqentia is a powerful Software-as-a-Service platform delivering tailored, semantic- based knowledge portals.
- 10. What’s to trust/control in a cloud? Access Confidentiality Reliability Availability Privacy Manageability Ownership
- 12. Bottom Line “Trust is extremely subjective – people felt the same way about eCommerce and online banking - that trust level seems to have increased over time through mainstream adoption; the same will happen with Cloud Computing”