Show Notes
Many users fear the "cloud" and stay far away from it. Why? Most likely because they feel uncomfortable with their email and data "floating around in the air somewhere".
That, of course, isn't quite accurate. The cloud is simply a term used to describe information and accounts that be accessed from anywhere, using a device or computer, or online through a web browser. The data is ultimately stored on a physical server or in a data centre somewhere. Rather than fear the cloud, users must learn to use it in a way that maximizes the security features offered such as strong passwords and two-factor authentication.
In the episode, Tyler Hatch, of DFI Forensics Inc. offers tips for overcoming your fear of the cloud!
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