Here are the five data loss risks associated with cloud service.
1. Public cloud
There are a variety of cloud services the cloud vendor can offer you. If you opt for a public cloud that can be accessed, created and supported by a cloud vendor, this can put your data at risk. You are not liable to control where your data is stored.
2. Access authorization
In the same case as mentioned in the first point, if the vendor controls the cloud service, you can not authorize access all over the cloud system. This opens risks of accessing data from unauthorized persons.
3. Data sharing
Data sharing is the most alluring feature yet highly sensitive risk in the cloud system. This feature may allow you to access data with others but open gates to data security as well.
4. Data availability
When vendors have access control over the cloud system, data availability could be at risk. Your data could be inaccessible due to any hardware or software cloud system failure.
5. Cyberattack
As an on-site data storage option, cloud service comes with many data security risks. Now with the advancement of technology, cybercriminals are also finding new ways to infiltrate users’ data.
Conclusion
Cloud systems are a great new way to create or store data backup for your sensitive business data but be cautious when choosing the right cloud option and features. Other than cloud storage, offsite backup options can make your data readily accessible anytime in data disaster situations.
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