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Survey Shows Many Companies Concerned about Cloud Security
📅 - A survey recently completed about cloud security shows that many companies are still concerned about cloud computing security. The survey was done by Netrix Corporation and showed that 40% of companies are concerned about losing control of the data they store in the cloud.
The survey also showed that about 65% of companies have concerned about migrating from other hosting solutions. Netwrix is found in Irvine, California and also has a presence in the United Kingdom. .
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