Despite a growing recognition, regardless of company have now integrated cloud computing services in their security policy. This is a finding that reveals the latest survey from Symantec and the Ponemon Institute.
The report, a bit alarmist, highlights the fact that only 10% of respondents (out of 637) say their company has put in place assessment procedures or training to determine whether or not the services of selected Cloud were consistent with the security policies of the company And before deployment.

30% say they have only assessed suppliers before deployment, while the vast majority (65%) claimed to have rested their choice solely on word of mouth. 53% rely on the discourse of suppliers, while only 23% require proof of compliance.

A fairly dull safety that could, according to the study, based on an internal problem for businesses. The report has actually noticed a difference in perception among employees between the person responsible for consistently evaluating services Cloud and one that today is in charge.

For 45% of respondents, the task for end users, while 23% think it is the responsibility of business managers. Finally, 11% believe that the assessment is the responsibility of IT and 9% of security managers. 35% would prefer to see security officers hang test support, while for 34%, the department is better able to meet these responsibilities.