The tech world held its breath for a moment in March when Amazon announced its cloud drive and cloud player — a new software and hardware suite that lets anyone upload music to Amazon’s servers and play songs via the web or Android. With Apple and Google both rumored to be working on their own cloud-based streaming music players, the stage is set for a new battle over dominance in the entertainment world.
In the race to build cloud-based services and devices, however, all parties should take heed the cautionary tales about hacker attacks that compromised personal data (including credit card numbers) for millions of customers and other security or access issues.
Don’t miss the next TechPoint event focused on recent cloud computing security events and best practices.
Speakers:
Roy E. Hadley, Jr., Partner at Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Pat O’Day, Chief Technology Officer at BlueLock, LLC
Melvin Chua, North American Channels Manager for Google
Date: June 3, 2011
8:00 a.m. Registration and continental breakfast
8:30 – 9:30 a.m. Presentation
Click here to register
There is no charge to attend, but please register.
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