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Cloud computing has emerged as a potential tool for IT decision-making and service management. However, the organizations are still extremely wary of moving to the cloud. Their primary concerns are costs and security of their valuable data. Hence, a new environment has been contemplated to develop this technology for deployment within the organizations of all sizes. It is called Hybrid Cloud . Understanding the Hybrid Cloud: It is an environment that combines public and private cloud platforms to meet the diverse requirements of client organizations. Mostly, these infrastructures work independently. Hence, they need to use an encrypted connection for communication. Here, some common touch points exist between these two platforms. They are combined to allow portability of data in a unified and automated computing system. The data can be stored on a private cloud server and computational resources can be accessed from a public cloud to ensure a smooth functioning of applicati...

IoT or Internet of Things is evolving with several changes. It’s akin to what happened with cloud, where most  managed service companies  took pride in referring to themselves as “cloud”, though later on only a few trusted platforms survived. Similarly, the viability of building an IoT solution may be lost, as it would become ridiculously easier to launch an IoT product on a platform that is already there. Security: There seems to be a flurry of activity with the market being flooded with several IoT devices, just like it happened when computers and computer software was new in the market. Most of the device providers today seem to have scant regard for security, and it is more of a tag that is attached to the devices. However, with the saturating PC market most people know how to create security not just for such devices, but for the process as a whole. Security must be considered as a basic requirement in the entire gamut of software development process. Although...