Advisen Webinar: The Liability Issues of Cloud Computing
Service Providers Sponsored by CNA
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 at 11AM-NOON EST
"The Cloud" is where many technology companies now reside. Cloud Computing enables individuals and businesses to operate in a cost effective and efficient manner. Few would argue that this method of computing does not offer businesses potential benefits, however, the cloud service provider and its clients are also exposed to a host of risks including data security, privacy and business interruption, all of which have the potential for financial liability.
In this CNA sponsored webinar produced by Advisen Ltd. we will explore government regulations that have had liability implications for cloud providers, the changing standards industry contracts, risk mitigation and the role of insurance.
Register for this free one hour webinar sponsored by CNA
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Advisen Topical Report: The Liability Issues of Cloud Computing
Service Providers Sponsored by CNA
"The Cloud" is where many technology companies now reside. Cloud Computing enables individuals and businesses to communicate and operate more efficiently. The technology has helped close the resource gap between small and large companies, leveling the playing field by providing the ability to remotely store and process data. Applications include internal communications, customer relationship management, sales and marketing initiatives. Benefits include overall responsiveness in the marketplace and substantially reducing the time and cost of IT resources required for
on-premise software.
As companies increasingly look to benefit from cloud technology, more providers will enter the field, seeking to capitalize on the increased demand. However, a growing list of unique threats has created a host of potential security and privacy issues that can have major implications for both cloud computing providers and their clients.
In this CNA sponsored Whitepaper produced by Advisen Ltd. we will explore government regulations that have had liability implications for cloud providers, the changing standards industry contracts, risk mitigation and the role of insurance.
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