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Cloud Privacy Concerns Top Government Concerns

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Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

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Lockheed Martin [LMT] and its Cyber Security Alliance partners April 20 announced the results of a collaborative cloud computing and cyber security survey that 70 percent of government technology decision makers in federal, defense/military and intelligence agencies were most concerned about data security, privacy and integrity in the cloud. The white paper, titled "Awareness, Trust, and Security to Shape Cloud Adoption," found documents and presents a snapshot view of cloud computing adoption in federal government, defense/military and intelligence agencies. The…

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