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The Cloud and Security Threats

April 3, 2013

There is no company that is too big or too small to worry about protected backup. We’ve seen Burger King’s twitter feed hacked; both Google Drive and Dropbox, each giants in online backup, have suffered security breaches in the past. In any online backup solution, security is a must. Fortunately, Norton Backup automatically backs up [...]

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News from the Personal Cloud – March 29, 2013

March 29, 2013

Every Friday here on In The Personal Cloud we’ll be presenting a roundup of links highlighting popular and rising news stories from the world of the cloud and online security. Everything from news regarding hacking and how to be secure to advancements in the field of cloud computing. Stay tuned to In The Personal Cloud each Friday to remain [...]

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Seymour & The Kid

March 26, 2013

We live in an ever-changing technological world where cars park themselves, glasses take video and clouds store data, not precipitation. Even the savviest among us sometimes struggle to stay abreast of all the new gadgets, services and jargon. Millenials and Gen C have lived with and, in some cases, grown up during this digital revolution. Others [...]

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News from the Personal Cloud – March 22, 2013

March 22, 2013

Every Friday here on In The Personal Cloud we’ll be presenting a roundup of links highlighting popular and rising news stories from the world of the cloud and online security. Everything from news regarding hacking and how to be secure to advancements in the field of cloud computing. Stay tuned to In The Personal Cloud each Friday to remain [...]

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The Cloud and Big Data: What Both Mean and Why You Should Care

March 20, 2013

You’ve probably heard the terms “the cloud” and “big data” floating around for a while. The cloud has been in the process of becoming an everyday part of our lives for years now while Big Data has only been talked about for a couple of years. Both are important and are already an integral part [...]

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News from the Personal Cloud – March 15, 2013

March 15, 2013

Every Friday here on In The Personal Cloud we’ll be presenting a roundup of links highlighting popular and rising news stories from the world of the cloud and online security. Everything from news regarding hacking and how to be secure to advancements in the field of cloud computing. Stay tuned to In The Personal Cloud each Friday to remain [...]

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Where is this “Cloud”?

March 14, 2013

I’ve met people that take “data cloud” a little too literal. They believe that information in the cloud lives in a kind of vaporous, ethereal state. This usually comes up in data security discussions, e.g. since everything is hanging around in a big cloud, it is less secure than it being in a terrestrial environment. [...]

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News from the Personal Cloud – March 8, 2013

March 8, 2013

Every Friday here on In The Personal Cloud we’ll be presenting a roundup of links highlighting popular and rising news stories from the world of the cloud and online security. Everything from news regarding hacking and how to be secure to advancements in the field of cloud computing. Stay tuned to In The Personal Cloud each Friday to remain [...]

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News from the Personal Cloud – March 1, 2013

March 1, 2013

Every Friday here on In The Personal Cloud we’ll be presenting a roundup of links highlighting popular and rising news stories from the world of the cloud and online security. Everything from news regarding hacking and how to be secure to advancements in the field of cloud computing. Stay tuned to In The Personal Cloud each Friday to remain [...]

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Secure and Backup Your Files Against a Natural Disaster

February 25, 2013

A few years ago, a huge thunderstorm hit my hometown. Rain, thunder and lightning all came ruthlessly crashing from the sky. It was one of the worst I’ve ever seen. A thunderbolt hit the building next to mine, and somehow, that caused a surge in my building’s electric system as well. Not only did we lose [...]

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