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Cloud computing surges in the UAE in 2019 – ComputerWeekly.com

The past 12 months has seen a rapid growth of cloud computing in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as suppliers race to set their footprints.

Microsoft and Oracle launched datacentres in the country in 2019, adding to existing UAE centres offered by SAP and Alibaba Cloud. Amazon Web Services (AWS) also unveiled its first Middle Eastern datacentre in nearby Bahrain in July.

SAP is the current front-runner in the Middle East race with three centres in the region in Dubai, Riyadh and Dammam, while Oracle opened its first datacentre in the Middle East in Abu Dhabi in February to offer cloud storage to customers across the region. In a show of serious intent, Oracle is set open two more datacentres in the UAE and two in Saudi Arabia within the next year.

Meanwhile Microsoft brought online its first datacentre regions in the Middle East in June this year, opening one in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Comparatively a smaller player, Alibaba Cloud cloud computing arm of the Chinese ecommerce giant opened its first regional datacentre in Dubai in 2016.

According to a recent YouGov survey of more than 500 IT decision-makers in the UAE, 88% planned to increase cloud spend in 2019, 83% are running partially or completely in the cloud in 2019, and nearly 90% expect cost savings on the cloud.

The public cloud services market in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is projected to grow to $1.9bn (AED7.97bn) by 2020, double what it was in 2016, according to data research firm Statista.

According to Jyoti Lalchandani, group vice-president and regional managing director for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa at IDC, the arrival of several new datacentres in the UAE in 2019 foretells a transformational year for the country.

Lalchandani told Computer Weekly: The fact that several tech suppliers have entered the UAE shows that there is a changing landscape. This trend shows there is a strong national focus on public cloud services. The datacentres are arriving in the region to fulfil the demand from local customers.

He noted that local companies are now moving their mission critical services to the cloud, which is evidence of growing trust in remote hosting centres. Very traditional organisations such as the Commercial Bank of Dubai have moved all their sensitive data to the cloud. I foresee other banks doing the same, he said.

As UAE cloud uptake grows, Lalchandani also predicted a heightened focus on security and regulations. With all these providers coming in, there might more regulatory frameworks put in place. I predict the government will become more involved in cloud regulations.

According to Zakaria Haltout, managing director at SAP in the UAE, 2019 has been a landmark year for cloud computing in the UAE.

Haltout said every industry vertical in the UAE is undergoing digital transformation through the cloud, especially sectors such as oil and gas, utilities, government, retail, passenger travel, and financial services. More and more public and private sector organisations are digitally transforming on the cloud, he said.

The SAP MD said the companys local cloud datacentre in the UAE is the centrepiece of its ongoingfive-year $200m UAE investment plan.SAP was the first multi-national business applications company to go live in the country and onboard customers with localised data centre solutions.

Haltout predicts continued and rapid cloud services growth in the UAE, particularly as local organisations embrace the experience economy and personalise customer experiences with cloud-based solutions, rather than merely selling products and services. UAE organisations that leverage customer experience solutions on the cloud are set to see the biggest business benefits, said Haltout.

He said the upcoming Expo 2020 Dubai will offer companies opportunities to experiment with cloud projects. The event, which will run on SAP to optimise processes and costs, is expected to deliver personalised experiences for 25 million visitors and 192 participating countries.

Looking ahead, Haltout said the biggest challenge for cloud take-up in the UAE lies in implementation issues.The biggest challenge is not in business vision for the cloud, but in its implementation. Channel partners play a key role in supporting UAE organisations to understand the business challenges that organisations face, and which cloud solutions best meet business needs.

According to Haltout, CIOs should work with channel partners to develop strategies for change management and skills development, to ensure that employees can optimise their cloud-based workplaces and business applications.

Jayakumar Mohanachandran, head of IT at Dubai-based packaging firm Precision Group, said many companies in the UAE are now ready to take advantage of cloud benefits, such as quick deployment of IT resources, shared resource usage, and the ability to monitor usage.

Mohanachandran, who is currently managing a large-scale digital transformation project at Precision Group,said cloud migration has enabled his firm to build a solid foundation for future growth plans.

Precision was running on a legacy system for more than 25 years and this migration has helped us to be more agile and flexible. Now all our employees can work from any part of the world and stay connected all the time with all their information available at their fingertips. Employees can manage, monitor or approve all requests through mobiles which is a huge transformation for us.

Santhosh Rao, senior director analyst, Gartner UAE, predicted that many more local companies will shift their data to UAE cloud centres.

We expect a steady stream of projects where enterprises engage advisors to come up with cloud migration strategies. The UAE is transforming from an oil economy to data economy, so there is a need to create new revenues streams such as artificial intelligence. Cloud is a really nice way to kick things off its a good way to start the transformation with less risk.

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How to become a computing expert in software, web and cloud – Study International News

The cloud computing business is growing bigger every day. Between now and 2023, the global cloud computing market size is poised to grow by US$190.32 billion, progressing at a CAGR of over 16 percent.

Attitudes of business owners have certainly changed in the last few years. Where before they would have been sceptical to adopt internet cloud computing, today they cant wait to add more. While Amazon Web Services was the pioneer in this field, Microsoft is catching up as a strong second contender, with its Microsoft Azure unit which supplies cloud-based computer processing and storage growing by 63 percent from a year before in the most recent quarter.

What all this translates to is a wealth of new opportunities emerging for computing professionals today. At Tampere University, a whole department specialises in training computing professionals to take advantage of these opportunities.

The Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences at Finlands second largest university offers a unique and wide range of expertise through research and teaching. From the natural sciences and engineering to event theatre and drama, this is a Faculty that boldly pushes the boundaries of multidisciplinary research and teaching across organisational boundaries. Its also Finnish youths second most popular choice for a university degree out of 25 universities of applied sciences and 13 Finnish universities. In a recent survey, Tampere University was rated among the top three of universities in five categories and topped the categories for attractiveness of fields of study and city attractiveness.

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At the core of its vision is the aim to provide the knowledge and solutions to the complex challenges of our global, digital and multicultural society. Their new Master of Science in Software, Web and Cloud and Master of Science Technology in Software, Web and Cloud are two postgraduate offerings from this respected institution that realise this vision and more. The detailed course description will be updated and available on the university curriculum page in March 2020, and the courses will start in August 2020.

With a curriculum that provides a solid foundation in computer science and software engineering, Tampere Universitys goal is for each student to expand their knowledge and skills in the development of high-quality software. Through in-depth studies and skill development, students gain a good understanding of software engineering, the ability to design and implement large software systems, the ability to manage and improve software development processes as well as the competence and ability to understand, design and implement web- and cloud-based systems.

The official language of the programme is English, meaning all courses, exams and student services are offered in English. Applicants can apply to take a Master of Science degree or a Master of Science (Tech) degree in Software, Web and Cloud, but applicants should note that the eligibility criteria of these two tracks are different. For the Masters programme in Computing Sciences, Software, Web and Cloud (MSc Tech) track, your previous degree must be in one of the following (or related) fields: computing, computer science, software engineering, information technology or other closely related field with proficiency in mathematics, programming, data structures, databases and physics.

An industrial perspective in one of the worlds most respected education systems

Located in the Tampere region, these are Master degrees that greatly benefit from industry perspectives thanks to the high concentration of IT companies located here. This means students will be able to leverage on one of the universitys biggest strengths: the ability to apply and test learning in real life situations, whether its in cities, companies or societal services.

For Software, Web and Cloud MSc students, this doesnt just manifest in one final semester capstone project. Instead, the curriculum is designed with real-world problems intentionally incorporated, exploring subjects such as requirements management, software modelling and specification, implementation and testing software, software project management, and the web and cloud. Students can mix and match a variety of minor subject studies according to their unique interests from the wide offering of complementary studies this programme offers, such as Data Structures, Database Programming, Innovative Project and Functional Programming.

There is an option to undertake an internship where students apply their knowledge of computer science to practice, expanding their knowledge according to their workplace requirements. Upon completion, theyll be able to report on their tasks and assess their progress.Add to that the research activities and close collaboration between the university and local industry, and youve got a Masters of high academic quality and real-world relevance to industrial positions.

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This bodes well for Tampere graduates entering the global job market today. The US only had 63,744 computer science students join the workforce in 2018, despite more than 500,000 open computing vacancies available nationwide. In Australia, less than 5,000 ICT students graduate annually comprising only one third of creative arts graduates yet demand for the broader group of ICT workers in the county projects the current 660,000 will increase to 750,000 by 2023.

Finland is also struggling with a lack of software professionals. By 2020, the Finnish Information Processing Association estimates the country will be short of up to 15,000 IT experts. With its current undersupply of qualified IT professionals, employers are racing to hire IT talent, offering improved workplaces and focusing on job satisfaction. Almost 90 percent of students pursuing software-related majors at Tampere University are employed on the day they graduate.

This demand for computing talent in software and cloud is unlikely to slow down anytime soon. As internet access broadens and increases, every aspect of modern life will increasingly include computing systems. From retail to agriculture to security, industries are expanding their adoption of technologies like the Internet of Things, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, cloud technology and more. There is an urgent need for companies to invest in more skilled talent in order to capitalise of the new opportunities these technologies will bring.

Tampere University is ready to fill these roles in the continuing digital revolution. With its robust training and industrial awareness, students stand to realise their potential as versatile software professionals, finding employment in commercial and administrative fields, or furthering their studies on the doctoral level. Graduates typically start working as a programmer and then advance towards the expert and/or managerial positions.

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Amazon, Google, Microsoft: Here’s Who Has the Greenest Cloud – WIRED

Data is the new oil may have outlasted its usefulness as a metaphor, but one aspect still rings true: Both industries have a serious environmental footprint. According to the Department of Energy, data centers account for about 2 percent of all electricity use in the US.

That means the cloudwhich powers every Netflix binge, PUBG match, and emailhas a lining made not of silver, but of carbon. For individuals, the bits in question dont amount to much. The digital footprints of businesses, however, can be large enough to ding the environment. For them, finding the greenest way to store their data would help cut down on their emissions. But how does a high-minded plutocrat go about that? The answers are not always obvious.

The top three cloud providersAmazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azureaccount for approximately two-thirds of all rentable computing services, so WIRED has compiled a guide to help you understand how they decarbonize your data.

What Makes a Cloud Green?

Some companies still store their data in blinking black boxes in a hallway closet. Others have such massive computing needs that theyve built their own data centers. For everyone in between, there are basically three options: pay either Amazon, Microsoft, or Google for the privilege of stuffing your data into one of their mind-boggingly large hyperscale server farms.

To assess the relative greenness of different clouds, Jonathan Koomey, an expert on the topic, highlights three metrics: The efficiency of a data center's infrastructure (lights, cooling, and so on), the efficiency of its servers, and the source of its electricity.

Each of the Big Three cloud providers has ironed out inefficiencies in the hardware and software running in their data centers. They run virtual machines on their servers to limit downtime, install custom cooling systems, automate wherever possible, and so on. This ruthless pursuit of efficiency has helped the data center industry keep its energy needs fairly constant over the past decade. It also means that when companies move their data from in-house servers to the cloud, they will almost certainly end up reducing their energy consumption.

It wont stay that way forever, warns Dale Sartor, a staff scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory who studies energy efficiency. Someday well hit a tipping point, when most organizations have already moved their data centers offsite. Then the energy demands of the cloud will start to rise. I dont think anybody envisions a reduction in the growth of our appetite for computation, Sartor says. So the chances were going to see an explosion in energy use sometime in the next couple of decades is pretty high.

Thats why a critical measure of a data centers greenness is the source of its energy. The Big Three have all pledged to completely decarbonize their data centers, but none has entirely ditched fossil fuels yet.

To clean up their carbon footprints, these companies lean heavily on a tool known as a renewable energy credit, which is basically a token representing a utilitys green energy generation. RECs are how companies like Google and Microsoft can claim their data centers are powered 100 percent by renewables while still being connected to grids that use fossil fuels. In reality, only a fraction of each companys energy comes directly from solar or wind installations; the rest comes from RECs.

Calculating the greenness of a cloud is rife with nuanced distinctions. In the report card below, weve highlighted some of the most important factors to consider if youre looking to decarbonize your data.

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Of the Big Three, Google has the smallest share of the market, but it has arguably done the most to decarbonize its data. In 2017, the company announced it achieved 100 percent renewable energy across all of its operations, including its data centers. It claims that all data processed by Google Cloud has zero net carbon emissions.

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Reduce Cloud Spend and avoid Cloud Shock – ITWeb

Organisations have been increasingly adopting and migrating workloads to cloud-based technologies, mainly SaaS and IaaS. It is estimated that adoption of, and expenditure on SaaS and IaaS alone will experience growth rates of between 100% and 200% within the next two years. Migration of applications and services to the cloud is very appealing and seemingly easy to justify. One of the main drivers for this surge in investment in cloud computing services is the perceived lower-cost benefit that comes with it, which is a catch!

Most organisations on the cloud journey soon experience the Cloud Shock phenomenon, whereby they are spending more than they budgeted for. In some worst-case scenarios, this has resulted in some business entities totally abandoning their adoption of cloud-based services and returning to on-premises data centre services.

The utilisation of cloud computing services can be more costly than initially intended if not contained and not well managed. Thus, it is essential that organisations get an understanding of how they can reduce, optimise and manage the costs of using cloud services.

What can cause cloud over-expenditure?

Just like in traditional compute environments, an organisation can throw infrastructure and resources to its capacity problems, instead of first embarking on a cost-effective capacity-planning process and rightsizing the environment before, during and after migration to the cloud.

Without capacity planning, the enterprise finds itself having one or more of the following:

Often IT departments do a lift and shift, without optimising the infrastructure because of time constraints. Capacity issues, such as the existence of oversized servers with wasted CPUs and storage migrated across to the cloud, or the running of non-critical workloads on expensive cloud services, are a result of such bad practices.

How to avoid and manage the Cloud Shock

Across most boardrooms, CIOs, CFOs and IT managers are increasingly receiving shocking monthly bills related to cloud services spend. As soon as the shocking bill or over-expenditure becomes a reality, it is these key business decision-makers who are brought to account. What can one do to avoid the pitfalls of the Cloud Shock?

Monitor and measure utilisation

In order to identify wastage, monitor and measure utilisation and costs using cloud-monitoring tools such as Microsoft Azure Monitor or Cloudability.

These tools enable visibility of use, costs and performance all on one portal, are easy to access and allow for better decision making, no matter how large your enterprise is. MentPro can guide you in the adoption and usage of the right tools to automate the monitoring and gathering of cloud services analytical data for better decision-making.

Select candidate areas for optimisation for cost-saving opportunities

An optimised cloud environment means you do not waste financial resources on unnecessary resources. You pay for what you need; nothing less, nothing more. Only when this has been achieved will you be able to truly realise the cost benefits of cloud migration.

Plan and optimise

You should plan for optimising your cloud environment before and after migration into the cloud. Optimisation involves rightsizing, infrastructure and application optimisation, application performance improvements, and improving elastic application footprints.

Rightsizing

Rightsizing involves the many aspects of capacity-planning metrics and dimensions: CPU, Memory, Disc, Network and IOPS. It corrects ("rights") the wrongs of over-provisioning or under-provisioning by making sure that the resources are efficiently utilised and that you only spend on what you need.However, increasing or reducing allocations, subscriptions etc cannot be done in isolation, as the exercise also requires a business risk and impact analysis and an understanding of the business demand and your workload characteristics. Armed with the right tools and a strategic business discovery process, rightsizing can assist in fast decision-making and recommendations in order to realise savings, and lower and optimise your cloud costs before and after migrating to the cloud.

MentPro can greatly assist your organisation with a cloud rightsizing done right exercise through many years of capacity planning and management expertise and experience, historical data and benchmarks.

Infrastructure and application resource optimisation

In order to optimise infrastructure and applications, one must fully understand the business demand in the environment through business discovery, and translate this into computing resource requirements. This, through capacity modelling to ascertain accurate demand quantities.

Application performance improvements

There are several powerful Application Performance Monitoring (APM) tools that can greatly assist in ascertaining application performance and help to identify bottlenecks and badly written code, which results in inefficiencies. Inefficient application systems can have a big bearing on the cloud costs.

Increase footprint of elastic applications

Elastic applications can adapteasily to autoscaling, which means you can also enable autoscaling in your environment. However, some applications do not easily support autoscaling, and so it presents a problem. You cannot take full advantage of the clouds elasticity benefits when you have such applications. The extent to which an application is elastic determines how fit it is as a candidate for migration to the cloud. The more elastic applications you have, the more you can realise savings and control costs through the autoscaling of resources such as databases and caches for cloud services.

In conclusion, cloud computing adoption promises a number of benefits, with the main driver being lower costs and realisation of huge savings. However, if there is no proper planning and strategy to control, reduce, optimise and manage the utilisation of cloud services and resources, you can easily overspend without realising it.

You need right cloud capacity and monitoring tools, capacity planning and performance processes for visibility and continuous improvements, so as to take advantage of the beneficial characteristics of the cloud model before or after your migration. MentPro can assist you with cloud cost optimisation, capacity planning and cloud migration plans.

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Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market 2019 Size, Share, Technological Innovations & Growth Forecast To 2025 – The Raleigh Recorder

The Report Titled on Global Cloud Computing in Healthcare Market Size, Status and Forecast 2019-2025 firstly introduced the Cloud Computing in Healthcare basics: Definitions, Classifications, Applications And Market Overview; product specifications; manufacturing processes; cost structures, raw materials and so on. This Cloud Computing in Healthcare industry report also provide crucial insights that facilitate theCloud Computing in Healthcare Market Trends, Drivers, Market Dynamics, Opportunities, Competitive Landscape, Share via Region, Price and Gross Margin, New Challenge Feasibility Evaluation, Analysis and Guidelines on New mission Investment. In the end, there are 4 key segments covered in this Cloud Computing in Healthcare market report: competitor segment, product type segment, end use/application segment and Cloud Computing in Healthcare industry geography segment.

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The growth ofglobal healthcare cloud computing marketis influenced by dozens of benefits derived from using cloud computing in healthcare activities. Speeding up the data or document processing in healthcare facilities is a key factor prompting the use of cloud computing. The global healthcare cloud computing market is expected to reap unlimited cost-savings from upgrading their conventional information & data systems with cloud computing services that can share crucial and important information of patients and their medications among healthcare professionals and pharmacists.

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Cloud Computing Market Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2024 – The Market Expedition

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99% of Indian companies set to adopt multiple Hybrid Cloud within 3 years – Tech Explorist

Hybrid cloud is a cloud computing environment that uses a mix of on-premises, private cloud, and third-party, public cloud services with orchestration between the two platforms. It allows enterprises to manage their cloud transition dynamically, selecting acceptable levels of downtime and overcoming the constraints of legacy systems and silos. It can help address the barriers that determine the difference between successful and unsuccessful cloud deployments.

According to a study by the IBM Institute of Business Value (IBV) on the Hybrid Cloud market in India, suggests that almost 60% of the Indian organizations surveyed plan to have all their data on the cloud within the next decade. Among them, 99% have the possibility of using multiple hybrid clouds within the next three years.

Moreover, practically half of the respondents surveyed accept that- over 80 percent of the organizations will receive a cloud-first-strategy as more than 80 percent of new applications will be built on the cloud. Accordingly, more than 80 percent of those applications will be created using containers Hybrid cloud.

In other words, Hybrid Cloud is all set to emerge as the cutting-edge cloud technology for the next-generation business worldwide.

Vikas Arora, Vice President, Cloud & Cognitive Software & Services, IBM India/South Asia, said,We foresee Indian organizations to witness extensive adoption of cloud technologies in the next few years, with a majority of them using Hybrid Cloud within three years itself. If the next phase of cloud benefits is to be realized, a Hybrid cloud strategy is needed.

We believe Hybrid Cloud adoption, containerization of applications, Multi-Cloud management, and modernizing the Information Architecture to create self-service data platforms will be the key trends for 2020. IBMs Cloud strategy is in-line with the industry trend, and with our enterprise expertise and ability to run large, complex systems for our clients positions us to lead the way as the # 1 hybrid cloud provider by 2020.

Hybrid cloud allows organizations to innovate with scale and agility, improving responsiveness and constraining cost, despite growing complexity. Although, despite most associations, the main Chapter of Cloud saw just 20 percent of workloads moving to public cloudand these are not yet organizations core mission-critical workloads.

But the real enterprise value lies in the remaining 80%. The industry is now at an inflection point.

The study pointed, New levels of data portability and interoperability offered by the hybrid cloud will help companies realize the virtue of write once, run anywhere.

Focusing on the adoption mechanism to the Hybrid cloud, the study pointed out four r key steps to get started with Hybrid cloud:

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Cloud Computing Server Market Expected to Deliver Dynamic Progression until 2028| Intel, IBM, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsof – Exclusive Industry…

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Data security and the cloud: 3 things your team needs to know – TechBeacon

Increasingly, companies are moving their data and processing to cloud services. Its easy for this out-of-sight data to be out of mind when it comes to security, but if anything, it should be top of mind because it's even more exposed than is on-premises data. With regulators issuing record finesfor privacy violations, developers need to make sure they secure their data in the cloud.

Fines for privacy violations will only increase in 2020. In 2019, after one year of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enforcement in the European Union, there were over 59,000 personal data breach notifications across Europe, along with 91 reported fines. Frances National Data Protection Commission fined Google $57 million for improper processing of personal data for advertising purposes. With more violations occurring with respect to data stored in the cloud, data owners, developers, and CISOs need to focus on cloud data security.

In July, the Information Commissioners Office of the United Kingdom announced that a large European airlinewould be fined 1.5%of its 2017 revenue, or $230 million, for allowing attackers to modify its website, scraping personal and financial details using a malicious JavaScript component.

While we can never know how much reach the attackers had on the airlines servers, the fact that they were able to modify a resource for the site tells us the access was substantial, and the fact they likely had access long before the attack even started is a stark reminder about the vulnerability of web-facing assets, stated a RiskQ analysis of the issue.

Such data breach fines are only increasing. The EUs GDPR allows fines of up to 4% of revenue perviolation.California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) fines companies that fail to protect their users data can be fined up to $2,500 per violationand $7,500 per willful violationper individual whose data wasbreached. And fines under the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) will likely rise as well.

Traditionally, having data stored locally meant attackers had to compromise the corporate network before gaining access. While the past reminds us that this has occurred all too often, at least that network was under local control and monitoring. Services on demand allow attackers to access sensitive data if they can bypass cloud access securitywhich is typically under the control of the cloud provider, and opaque to the enterprise.

The upside of the cloud is flexibility. The downside is that data security must be part of the equation from the start. Here are three recommendations for security and development teams.

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Using cloud services does not mean that the cloud provider will take responsibility for your data; you share responsibility with the provider. Under thisshared responsibility model, cloud providersensure that the hardware and software services they offer are secure, and you're responsible for the security of your data assets.

Fulfilling your responsibilities can be more difficult with cloud services. While cloud providers offerbetter security, they also provide clients with less insight into the security of their systems, so you often lose visibility when you hand over infrastructure operations.

Security and DevOps teams need to know exactly what their responsibilities are when developing and hosting applications built on top of cloud infrastructure.

Not only developers, but also data owners and security functions need to understand the types of data they are collecting and the requirements for its storage.

One example of this is collecting data from users in nations that require the data to be stored in the same locale. All Russian users data must stay in that country; health data on Australian citizens must be stored in data centers in Australia; China, Germany, Turkey, Belgium, Brazil, and South Korea have also enacted must stay regulations for data. Such regulations do not preclude companies from using cloud infrastructure, but IT leaders and developers must understand these requirements and be careful where they spin up their cloud servers.

Another example is creation of the secrets used to protect the datafrom API keys to encryption keys to passwords for cloud resources. These keys should be managed in-house or on different cloud services, and not by the same cloud provider used to host the infrastructure and data.

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The cloud provider has some level of access to your data. This presents different security problems than you'd see with local infrastructure. With on-premises servers and software, your main worries are availability and insider threats. With cloud infrastructure providers, the provider or by a third party might access the datawith little opportunity for you to detect it.

Applying per-field format-preserving data protection can dramatically limit the impact of insider threats, whether from employees or rogue cloud administrators. Format-preserving encryption and tokenization protect the information while, in many cases, still allowing normal functionalitysuch as searchesto occur without ever requiring clear text.

As enterprises move to the cloud, security risks to sensitive and regulated data increase. However, cloud security issues are often not well understood by developers. By understanding their responsibilities, knowing what data is being collected, and applying security to the datanot just the systemyou'llbe assured that your data in the cloud isas safe as on premises, and that it will flow safely throughout your hybrid IT environments.

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What is Platform-as-a-Service? Everything you need to know about PaaS – TechRadar

Modern software applications can be incredibly complex. There are code libraries to maintain, graphics to build, and regulations to think about. Once an application is up and running -- whether its for internal use at your company or a customer-facing mobile iPhone app or Android app -- the real work begins. Companies have to continually update the app to ward off security issues, improve features to meet customer demand (internal or external), and keep up with the digital transformation occurring in your given market. When companies are tasked with maintaining and upgrading the surrounding platform for the app -- the operating systems, servers, networks, and computers involved -- it becomes even more of a Herculean task.

Thats where Platform-as-a-Service (or PaaS) comes in. As one of several cloud computing models in use today (joining the older Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, the newer Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) model, and many others), the concept of PaaS helps companies focus on software development or providing other services to customers without having to manage, update, and maintain the actual platform that hosts the application.

To understand what Platform-as-a-Service is and how it benefits a company, its important to understand how the idea even developed in the first place. For starters, the original concept of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) was essentially a proof of concept for many companies. It means an application -- such as web-based email, a business app, or even a word processor -- runs entirely in the cloud. Companies started using SaaS as opposed to on-premise, locally installed applications. In some ways, this gave birth to cloud computing service, because the first time many of us first used the cloud was when we checked our web-based email.

Platform-as-a-Service extends this model much further. Over the last decade and more, companies have not only relied on business apps run from the cloud, but they have also started relying on cloud computing to help run the platform for software. PaaS is best understood in the context of how companies used to run applications before the cloud, and also how specific industries benefit from Platform-as-a-Service today.

(By the way, Infrastructure-as-a-Service takes this one step further. It is more than the platform for an application but it the entire cloud computing infrastructure, including apps, storage, servers, networking, and everything required to run an IT department.)

Building an application -- for internal use or for customers -- is often a two-pronged endeavor. Not to oversimply the development process, which is often quite complex, but it is true that every application involves both software and hardware. The application software includes the user interface, development framework, graphics libraries, databases, and many other entities that are all required for the user to run the application. However, there is always a hardware component as well -- the software has to be installed, managed, maintained, and updated on a hardware platform, whether that is in a local data center on servers and a local network or an external cloud computing platform that provides access for remote users.

It wasnt until 2005 that PaaS became a viable option, mostly due to how cloud computing advanced, networking speeds increased, and devices became more readily available. IT service management tasked with building apps, and app development departments and companies quickly gravitated to PaaS because it alleviates most of the tedious chores related to the application platform. For example, companies dont have to procure new hardware and storage resources, they dont have to plan out the capacity needs, they completely outsource most of the hardware and technology-related patching and maintenance thats needed.

In short, PaaS providers ushered in a new age where companies can focus on what they do best -- building the actual application, and not worrying about how it is hosted.

It might seem like the dark ages of technology now, but it used to be that every application developed for internal use or external had to be housed within a local data center. Before the advent of the cloud, this meant that hospitals and clinics, accounting firms, media companies, and every other type of industry had to become experts in IT in addition to experts in their chosen field. As an example, if a hospital wanted to develop an internal app to track patient records, the internal staff would have to develop the app (including the user interface, database, and every other aspect of the software) and also manage the servers and networks for the cloud hosting.

It became a challenge because the app development was complex enough -- if you are familiar with HIPAA (or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations, these apps are becoming even more complex. Hospitals and clinics then had to maintain the platform as well, including all of the related security patches, storage, and networks.

Platform-as-a-Service removes that layer of complexity, providing more flexibility and relieving the hardware management duties so that a business can focus on what they do best.

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