Sentences with phrase «information on its cloud servers»

LastPass also stores your encrypted information on its cloud servers, meaning you can use LastPass on computers other than your personal PC and easily share passwords with family members.

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The information is stored in the cloud, on servers rented from Google.

Ideally, you'll want to choose a LMS that backs up your information on the Cloud, just in case anything should happen to their servers.

Then the Kindle Book Recommendation Wizard sends all this information to the Cloud, a server in the Cloud figures out the best 100 paid books, and the best 100 public domain books, based on the information the user has entered, and the Cloud delivers these book recommendations to the user's Kindle.

Accessible from anywhere because of cloud technology, the savings generated by operating in the cloud and NOT in clunky servers in a a vet office closet, or, years of storage on a laptop that crashes and all data becomes lost (all those years and patient files and information — GASP!)

Send a copy to a friend or family member so that the information is preserved in case of fire, or keep a copy in digital form on a cloud server for access from a phone or other mobile device.

as for your concerns regarding the cloud, most of them appear to be based off opinions or false information... Every game that launched on Azure servers has launched clean, you don't need crazy - fast internet (2 - 4mbps for Crackdown) and there are no PS2 games as pretty as that.

For example, Scott Christensen, director of information technology at Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP, told attendees at a session that «it would not be unheard of» to have a 60 - per - cent return on investment by moving to a cloud computing environment at a law firm that currently has 20 to 30 servers.

• Ensure confidential information is properly stored including desks, locked and (where necessary) fireproof filing cabinets, on secure servers, and on the cloud (after verifying steps taken by the provider to protect confidentiality), and disposed of using best practises (e.g. shredders both onsite and offsite).

This approach allows a firm to capture all of this information in a way that is at once accessible to all of its professionals and staff, but securely housed on its own servers or in the cloud.

Then there's cloud computing, where information that once sat on a company's own servers might have moved to a third - party at another location.

Chris Vickery, a cyber risk analyst, discovered that the sensitive information Deep Root Analytics obtained — personal data for roughly 198 million American citizens — was stored on an Amazon cloud server without password protection for almost two weeks this month.

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Not one mention in the article about privacy laws; the access to the cloud files by those who are not given any right to such access; the ownership of the documents once they are on some thrid party's server; their location (as you mentioned) and countries rules — think USA and their permisive laws for collecting information on anyone; their ability to sell information from same; the systems / co's reliability and what happens should they go out of business.

«Banking, trade, insurance, retail sales, social media — all that information [which goes through computers and mobile devices] is processed and resides on servers, including data stored on the cloud,» says Bo Bond, managing director of JLL's data center solution business in Dallas.