Why
go Cloud even if it is not the ultimate solution?
We all
know that Cloud is a service model in which data is stored and backed
up remotely and made available to users over a network (which in this
case, the Internet). But how helpful can it get when fortuitous
events take over?
Tsunami
in Japan, Ondoy in the Philippines, and Sandy in the United States of
America are few of the calamities which have greatly affected
business operations. Many companies lost physical and on premise hard
wares where they store database and sensitive corporate information.
This leaves enterprises with nothing but hopes that damaged devices
work again.
This
is not anymore the usual case today. Companies can get rid of the
dilemma of disaster recovery through a relatively simple solution–
migrating to the cloud. Adopting the Cloud can unquestionably help
business continuity. How? Cloud protects data by nature of its design
as data are stored off-premise on a cloud of inter-connected data
centers. This way there is better assurance that data remains
untouched.
But of
course in every pro there's got to be a con. Running
your entire business under Cloud is not advisable mainly because
companies handling the Cloud storage also have physical presence and
because of this, they are not disaster proof. Moreover, what seems to
be a bigger issue is that Cloud, just like any other hosting
services, is prone to cybercriminals.
With
the vision of developing secure and cost-effective technologies,
GlobalSign came up with a solution that will allow users to
confidently migrate to the Cloud without worries of being compromised
nor lost - CloudSSL. Since in Cloud, information is repeatedly stored
on data centers in many locations, you will always be able to
retrieve data should anything go wrong.
GlobalSign’s
CloudSSL is an SSL distribution service available via API and is
designed specifically to help web services operate securely in the
Cloud. It removes the restrictions of traditional SSL, such as one
Certificate per IP address, and can be used across large virtualized
environments without incurring additional license fees. CloudSSL
partners make on-demand requests for SSL Certificates, including
request for their customer base all within the top level Certificate
issued to the Cloud partner. All the time meeting the highest
security associated with the GlobalSign SSL brand.
For further details,
you may visit our website at www.globalsign.com
or connect with us on Facebook (https://facebook.com/GlobalSignAPAC),
Twitter (https://twitter.com/GlobalSign_APAC)
for updates. You may also contact us directly at
sales-apac@globalsign.com.
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