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The threat could be external or internal, a malicious hacker or a busted water pipe. Your core business functions could make you a prime target for sabotage, or your office could sit squarely on a fault line. All organizations face threats. What separates the prepared from the unprepared? An IT disaster recovery plan.

These days, business is done in the cloud. But the more that we operate, launch applications, access information, and collaborate in the cloud, the more that we potentially expose ourselves and our companies to risk. Cloud security is the answer to these threats, but a lot is not known (or is widely misunderstood) about cloud security. From data privacy to reputational damage, we’ve compiled a few of the things everyone needs to know about cloud security.

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There is an urgent need to strengthen the trustworthiness and resilience of the information systems, component products, and services that we depend on in every critical infrastructure sector and which support the economic and national security interests of the United States.

If you’re competing in today’s business landscape, you should have a thorough understanding of cloud computing and the benefits it brings to your organization. In the simplest terms, cloud computing is leveraging hardware and software delivered securely over the internet, rather than physical tools located on-site in your office or building. Business leaders are utilizing the cloud to more efficiently operate, better serve customers, and boost their bottom lines. What are the competitive advantages and benefits of using cloud computing?

The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) supports the U.S. government’s cloud-smart policy by establishing consistent security standards across agencies and their contractors (such as cloud service providers). Unlike FISMA, which awards an Authorization to Operate (ATO) specific to the agency or project at hand, a FedRAMP certification allows a contractor to work with any government agency. It’s a powerful tool for streamlining the A&A approval path and executing federal contracts.