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Cloud based file storage
Good afternoon all,
We here at Armstrong are looking at the possibility of using a cloud based storage solution for both file sharing and user storage. The solution I would like to see would be a hybrid of on-site storage for our sensitive/confidential data and the cloud based storage for everything else. I was wondering if anyone is currently is using this model? If so, I have two questions: 1) What cloud solution did you go with? 2) Do you have a policy or guideline that covers the data as far as what can go where in each of the storage solutions?
I am also interested to see what others may have as far as policies covering cloud based solutions when it comes to the Universities data. I have seen some that just flat out say that their policy is that you cannot use it.
Thanks for the feedback,
Matt
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Matt Marmet
Director of IT Security
Armstrong Atlantic State University
11935 Abercorn Street
Savannah, GA 31419
Desk: (912) 344-3528
Cell: (912) 414-0684
Security Tip: No matter how authentic the request appears, if you are asked in an email or via the phone to provide your password - it is a SCAM.
******* The ITS Team will NEVER, EVER, EVER ----- EVER ask for your username and password via Email. Don't respond to any requests for this information ******
"The lesson here is that anything that holds any data of any value must be protected."
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