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Top web hosting providers recognize that our success depends on your success so, as part of our core corporate culture, we provide all the tools you need to build, launch and manage a successful web-based business - including the information you need to do it RIGHT! So welcome to the second in our series of articles on topics related to web server security. We'll keep it simple, eliminate the techno-babble and provide, not only the tools, but the know-how to achieve web success. Your success is important. The basics of web server security Where to start? Well, if you don't know anything about the world wide web, that's the place to start. How does it work? In our previous blog entry, we discussed server security in the article: Is your web hosting company secure? It sure better be. How does web hosting security affect you? For millions of people earning good money on the W3, either as full-time business owners, or to supplement their day job paychecks - a se...

One of the greatest game-changing innovations of this decade is cloud computing. The shift away from pure on-premises applications and data storage is already well underway, with consumers, small and midsize businesses, and even large enterprises putting applications and data into the cloud. The ever-present question however, is whether it is safe to do so. Cloud computing security is by far the biggest concern among those considering the technology. And if you're an IT manager, it's good to be paranoid. Losses from cybercrime and attack can be enormous, and the 2008 CSI Computer Crime and Security Survey show an overall average annual loss of just under $300,000. It may seem like a leap of faith to put your valuable data and applications in the cloud, and to trust cloud computing security to a third party. Yet faith is not a part of the equation, nor should it be. Every enterprise needs to know that its data and applications are secure, and the question of cloud computing...

It's common to be excited when you see a company offering free web hosting. Before you go ahead and sign up for the service, you need to know a number of things about most of the free web hosting providers. Most are startups Research has shown that many of the providers willing to give you free service are startups and they do it in order to attract potential customers. Since they are startups, they devise ways of cutting costs. One of the best ways of cutting costs is by avoiding buying some equipment or buying cheap equipment. For example, it's common to find such companies with cheap and unreliable servers. Although, you will be signing up for a free product, you have a right of enjoying good service; therefore, before you sign up, you should always research and find out what other people have to say about the provider. Most lack the level of service agreement A level of service agreement (LSA) is a document that gives details on how the provider will offer...

Ever since the invention of the internet, people have used it to share files. Be it music, movies, video games, and other copyrighted and non-copyrighted electronic material. This has raised some interesting ethical issues. The debate over whether file sharing is legal and right is one of the most important issues dealing with the internet right now, and has sparked many lawsuits. Some of these lawsuits have even reached the United States Supreme Court. Today we're going to be looking at both sides of the coin, the case for file sharing and the case against file sharing. You may decide yourself which argument you're going to side with. And hopefully after reading this article you'll be informed enough to make a decision. The Case For Many people that do share files over the internet believe that it does not cause anyone any harm, and in fact helps the industry who's files are being shared. They believe that it allows the consumer to sample the product before purchas...

How do you make sure that your cloud stay is smooth and safe and you don't have to make the painful decision of jumping back to an on-premise setup? The below 6 points will help you take the right decision as well as be prepared. 1. Your current systems availability levels. Do you know how available your current systems(and applications) are? Knowing this will be a good starting point in your cloud journey and will help you define the availability levels commitment you need from your cloud service provider. Are the availability levels good enough for your end users/business teams? This will help take care of the expectations shooting up once you migrate to cloud. 2. SLA levels(Uptime, response and resolution time, etc). committed by the cloud service provider The uptime committed by cloud computing service provider should be better than your current setup since there can be factors that can impact the availability like outages in connectivity, downtime due to config/se...

More often than not, it's not the cloud itself which lets businesses down, it's the cloud provider, but can service providers realistically guarantee zero downtime? There have been several high-profile cases of 'cloud failure' over the past few years, which have done little to enforce public opinion of cloud reliability. However, what people often fail to acknowledge is that it's not the cloud which is unreliable, it's the cloud providers. Such cases of cloud service failure should not deter people from using cloud services, but instead reinforce the need to employ the right provider. But even with the right provider, can zero downtime ever be guaranteed? With the following key ingredients in place, there's no reason why not. Next generation data centres A cloud service provider should be making investments in the best, next generation data centre technology, to deliver an uninterrupted service, which is able to grow with the customer over time. Data cent...

It is really terrible if you encounter some problem with your computer. First you have to worry about repairing it and second you also have to go through the effects of crashing the data stored on it. Therefore, it is necessary to store a backup of your hard drive's data anywhere else to avoid the problems of data loss due to crashing of your computer. There are so many free online storage providers. Use them for the purpose of backing up the data files including pictures, music and videos. Firstly, you need not worry and spend time for storing your important data on CDs. It takes a little time to save data on cloud servers. Secondly, accessing data from anywhere is easier than ever. You can access your data from other corners of the world. Thirdly, with the help of these free online data sharing, you can share your data with your relatives and partners more efficiently just by clicking on a button and giving access permission to them. Lastly, you will not need to worr...

Cloud data storage is something that everyone can obtain at a very reasonable price. From those free limited space accounts that work for synchronizing a few folders over several computers to the comprehensive accounts which back up your entire computer hard drive, there is a cloud file storage option to meet all needs. The bottom line is if you want it, you can get it. The next question is how much should you get? Should you pay for a limited amount of cloud space, such as 250 GB, or should you spring for the unlimited option? Here are some good reasons to at least consider unlimited cloud data storage. 1. You'll always need more. Remember when the good digital cameras only took 3.5 megapixel pictures and when video resolution was grainy? Now digital cameras typically take 7 or 8 megapixel pictures and video resolution has come a long way as well. However, those better resolution pictures take up more space on your hard drive. Software also seems to take up more memory, and new c...

Hybrid Cloud Storage For hybrid cloud storage, data mostly resides within the private portion of the cloud. If apps are also deployed within the private cloud, the data store may store files and data for these apps, this should be the highest-performing storage system within your entire hybrid cloud storage strategy. It's all about time and money The costs of local and cloud data persistence is now so inexpensive that using secondary means, even tertiary mean, of storing data as an active backup system for primary persistence, or even as an up-to-date copy of the primary storage, is the best approach. With a few exceptions. In the hybrid cloud storage strategy, the secondary storage system exists in the public cloud. Data is replicated or moved to a public cloud storage system, my preference is as Amazon Web Services' (AWS) Simple Storage Service, to provide active backup for the primary storage system. In other cases, an enterprise might move older data to the publ...

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