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Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 7)
Sramana Mitra: The iPad in particular is a device that’s being used by multiple people in a household. Let’s say it’s an iPad that belongs to a Fortune 500 employee but is also, in the evening or on the weekend, being used by the same person’s five-year-old son for completely different purposes. There needs to be
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 6)
Jon Freeman: The next thing I would like to understand is the relationship of organizations, the users within the organizations to usage flow, and where people go. I see that people are moving, and I what I would like is to perceive wall and break them down. Is a user my employee, or is a
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 5)
Sramana Mitra: I think we understand the business at this point and your core competencies and design principles. This series is part of the One Million by One Million effort, which is to help a million entrepreneurs reach $1 million in annual revenue around the world. A huge part of our audience are entrepreneurs who are
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 4)
Sramana Mitra: In terms of where it exists, are you saying that you also provide data center facilities to host a private cloud implementation of your solution? Jon Freeman: That’s correct. We have many customers today who may own data centers but also have either co-lo facilities or use service providers to host some of
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 3)
Jon Freeman: The next design principle is that it has to be based on proven security technology. You can’t be inventing an authentication system or adopting authentication systems that haven’t been tried and tested. You have to be able to demonstrate that this software and the solutions and the services that you’re bringing forward are,
Thought Leaders in Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 2)
Sramana Mitra: So, this is not a software as a service company; it’s a professional service company. Jon Freeman: It is. It is a professional services company that now has [characteristics of] a software as a service company. So, if you’re looking at whom we compete with as a software as a service, we’re more security
Thought Leaders In Cloud Computing: Jon Freeman, CIO of MyCroft, Inc. (Part 1)
The convenience of computers is undeniable, but the security issues that go along with using them can be mind boggling. That’s where companies like MyCroft, Inc. come in. MyCroft serves government, healthcare, insurance, finance, enterprise, and higher education industries. The company’s list of services include identity and access management, data protection, and managed security services,
