Google Faculty Summit 2009: Cloud Computing

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylBLVZykjgM&feature=relmfu endofvid [starttext] Google Tech Talk July 31, 2009 ABSTRACT Google Faculty Summit 2009: Global Connection: Inform and Empower Cloud Computing - What is the Next Next Thing? Presented by Alan Eustace. Each year Google hosts leading academics from universities across the globe though our Faculty Summit program. Faculty Summits are designed to provide researchers with a chance to learn more about what Google does in each region and how we support university programs, as well as provide valuable networking time for academics and engineers. [endtext]

Google Faculty Summit 2009: Cloud Computing

2010 Google Faculty Summit: Cloud Computing and Software Security

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baJdnZMgIuE endofvid [starttext] Google Faulty Summit 2010 July 29, 2010 ABSTRACT Presented by Ulfar Erlingsson, Manager, Security Research. Software-as-a-service can provide great benefits, such as ubiquitous, reliable access to data, but cloud computing also raises new challenges and opportunities for computer security. Large-scale Web services must address both traditional security concerns, such as user authentication and key management, as well as newer issues like those raised by the need to maintain users' privacy. At the same time, cloud computing has innate security advantages, such as its use of easily updated and malleable software, which enables instrumentation ranging from individual specialization to large-scale execution summarization. This talk will briefly outline some of these issues and potential research topics in cloud security, with examples from Google's past and current technology efforts used to give context. [endtext]

2010 Google Faculty Summit: Cloud Computing and Software Security