Should Businesses Trust the Cloud When Celebrities Can't?

The recent hacks of celebrity photos have once again raised security and privacy concerns around sharing and storing files in the cloud. While celebrities might opt out of the cloud, businesses must find a secure way to share information and files to remain competitive and collaborative.

Not all business data can be housed in the cloud due to privacy, regulatory and performance reasons. As a result the majority of cloud and file-sharing apps are not enterprise-ready because they lack proper security and compliance protocols. Only 39% of all business data will ever make it to the cloud, while the rest will always need to stay on premises.

• Seven must-have security controls for any cloud solution
• Essential file services to increase employee productivity at any organization
• Differences between consumer-grade and enterprise-grade solutions

Presenter Bio

Varun Kohli

Head of Product Marketing, Egnyte

Varun Kohli heads product and partner marketing for Egnyte. Over the past 10 years, Varun has held executive positions for marketing, product management and product development at both startups and large companies. He also serves on the advisory board of many startups in the valley. Varun holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati, and a master’s degree in Computer Science from University of California, Riverside.