Category: Cloud Computing

What if your data gets lost from the cloud!

Posted on February 4, 2015May 17, 2016 by Ng Wei Khang

You have so many options to store all that data you have – and recently cloud has become the best bet. You have stored all kinds of data including pictures, projects etc., on these cloud servers located somewhere, but have you ever thought, what is one of these services takes a knock off and your data gets deleted? What would you do?

Evolution of Cloud Computing democratizing and simplifying IT access

Posted on January 31, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

Cloud computing technology is today considered the fourth revolutionary advancement in the field of IT other than Mainframe computers, PCs, and the Internet. Internet is amazing, and scientists are just in infancy of exploring its services. Today, the IT industry has grown into a complex maze of applications and devices supporting Internet access.

New and Trendy Features Of Windows 10

Posted on January 23, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

Microsoft is all ready with its latest venture and there is a lot to expect from it. While the company offered a thorough preview of Window’s 10 few months back, yet there is lots to come in future. And, this is now more confirmed with the news of latest features incorporated in this most awaited version windows!

Alarming security threats and cyber security trends in 2015

Posted on January 21, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

Year 2015 is not ready for what form cloud computing and big data concepts will bring with them – cyber security attacks. However, considering the calculated predictions of the best name in IT security, we can brace for the impact.

Mobile Working, Cloud and Data Security, Top priority for IT pros this year: Survey

Posted on January 15, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

According to a recent survey conducted by BCS – Chartered Institute for IT, loss of data, cloud computing, mobile working, and data security are the top things that are going to give IT professionals and digital leaders sleepless nights in 2015.
BCS’ annual Digital Leaders survey reveals pretty clearly that security besides everything else is going to be the main concern for IT professionals. Recent hacks of Sony Pictures proves just why.