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Intel Report Finds IT Departments Increasing Cloud Usage But Find Security Difficult

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2017

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Intel Security [INTC] released findings in its second annual cloud security report Monday and found that many international information technology (IT) departments think cloud-related cyber security is difficult although they increasingly are trusting adoption of cloud technologies.The report, Building Trust in a Cloudy Sky, examines the state of cloud adoption, main concerns with private and public cloud services, security implications, and the impact of Shadow IT. The company surveyed over 2,000 IT professionals across industries, countries, and different sized organization in…

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