Top Cloud Computing Trends for 2019: Quantum Computing

The Future..

There are major advancements coming to cloud computing in 2019! Throughout this series, we’ve been discovering what future phenomena are on the horizon and the greatest threats to cloud infrastructure.

 

Quantum computing is set to join this exciting realm of innovation. This technology processes information by leveraging the power of quantum mechanics. If this sounds like an incredible, unthinkable achievement of science – it is! If it also sounds like a work of science fiction – it really isn’t far from it! Let’s break down what exactly this technology is and how likely it will be breaking into the business world in 2019.

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Top Cloud Computing Trends for 2019: SaaS, PaaS and IaaS

As the new year quickly approaches, we are counting down the top cloud computing trends for 2019. In our previous article, we explored the inspiring possibilities in store for hybrid cloud infrastructures.

We will now be taking a look at the growing concept of delivering systems ‘as a service’. As a culture we are constantly hurtling towards fast, easily accessible solutions for everything. Anything as a Service (XaaS) is fulfilling this need. XaaS has incredible staying power and will improve in the years to come.

Software as a Service, Platform as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service have recently catapulted into the business world. Each of these models of cloud service is unique and innovative. Breaking down the differences of these models can help business owners decide which one can help them succeed.

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Top Cloud Computing Trends for 2019: Security Concerns

2019 is destined to be an explosive year for cloud-based solutions. Over the course of this series, we have been counting down the trends that will set the precedent in the new year.

We are now turning our attention to possible risks. The main cause of cloud adoption hesitancy is the fear of safety issues that are not present in legacy systems. The good news is, as cloud platforms become more dominant and distinctive, security concerns drastically diminish. Often the problems for businesses lie with user neglect and a cloud provider’s inability to address obstacles.

The following are our predictions for what issues will likely continue to mount, along with helpful tips to mitigate them. Arming staff with knowledge and working with an informed and efficient provider are the two most critical components to staying protected in the new year!

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Top Cloud Computing Trends for 2019: Hybrid Solutions

It is predicted that the entire scope of I.T. businesses will be cloud-based by 2020. It is the cloud’s simplicity that is quickly making it the most used resource on the planet. Companies are investing in this technology at a rapid rate, so it appears to be rooting itself in the core of industries.

Big things are in store for cloud computing in 2019. As the new year approaches, we are pinpointing our predictions for the major trends that will take the tech world by storm! We are kicking off this four part series with Hybrid Solutions – an already established trend that will continue to offer a lot to businesses large and small.

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Businesses Beware: 6 Critical Cloud Security Threats of 2018

This year, enormous quantities of sensitive data will move to the cloud. This means that organizations are modernizing their infrastructure and boosting their performance. It also means the inevitable ramp up of malevolent cloud security threats.

The web will never be clear of security threats. There will always be fresher, craftier and more compromising ploys just waiting to snag confidential information from your server. Knowing what’s out there and what your risk factors are is the key to understanding how to safeguard your system. Here is everything you need to know about the most menacing stings circulating in 2018.

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Important Changes to PIPEDA: What You Need To Know

On November 1st 2018, major amendments are being made to Canada’s federal Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act or PIPEDA in coherence with the European Union’s recent edict, the General Data Protection Regulation. These changes will require data-collecting organizations across the country to align their privacy posture.

Personal information includes any factual or subjective information such as name, birth date, medical history and income. The new PIPEDA rules require domestic and foreign organizations to report all breaches of personal information to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, keep records of breaches and notify individuals about all breaches that put them at “a real risk of significant harm.” Harm can be classified as bodily harm, identity theft, job loss or damage to reputation. Failure to comply could result in an investigation by the Privacy Commissioner, hefty fines or reputational consequences.

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