CeBIT 2011: Cloud standards unlikely to allay security concerns says expert
They would offer no protection against insider threats, says ESET chief
Creating standards will not eliminate security concerns around the cloud, and could result in more targeted attacks, according to Richard Marko, CEO of security provider ESET, who was speaking at panel...
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