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Free Webinar - "Cloud, Fog, Mist, and Edge Computing – What’s the Difference and Why Does it Matter"

  • Nov 7, 2019
  • 1 min read

iCERT Board Member, Matt Melton, (AWS) as Presenter

On Demand Webinar

November 7, 2019 Duration: 60 minutes, including Q&A. Watch ON DEMAND: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1987467/BDBAF7F19A5619D17280D86A944654F4?mode=login&email=executivedirector@theindustrycouncil.org To login, simply click the Watch ON DEMAND link above to launch the replay. You may be asked to enter your email address for verification purposes.


Leveraging cloud computing can be a cost-effective way to increase productivity, access additional computational resources and increase enterprise flexibility in a disaster-recovery scenario. However, mission-critical and business-critical entities have long worried about security and their ability to function on cloud-based systems when their connectivity to a centralized cloud may be lost. This webinar will examine security considerations and approaches that effectively bring at least a portion of cloud intelligence closer to the end user—flavors include fog, mist and edge computing—to boost performance and potentially improve system resilience when cloud connectivity is down. Learn about the right questions to ask when making decisions about what is best for your enterprise.

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