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No. IT052 Policy Name: Hosted or Cloud Computing Security Procedure Effective Date: 06032016 Last Revised Date: 06032016 Citywide Policy IT Procedure X Approved By: IT Director Hosted and Cloud Computing

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How to fill out hosted and cloud computing:

1. Start by understanding the concept of hosted and cloud computing. Hosted computing refers to the practice of running your applications and storing your data on servers owned and managed by a third-party provider. Cloud computing, on the other hand, refers to the use of remote servers accessed over the internet to store, manage, and process data.
2. Evaluate your needs and requirements. Determine whether hosted or cloud computing is the right fit for your business. Consider factors such as the nature of your applications, the sensitivity of your data, scalability requirements, and budgetary considerations.
3. Research and choose a reputable hosted or cloud computing provider. Look for providers that offer reliable and secure infrastructure, robust data protection measures, service level agreements (SLAs), and good customer support.
4. Set up an account with the chosen provider. This usually involves creating an account, providing necessary information, and choosing a plan that suits your needs.
5. Migrate your applications and data to the hosted or cloud computing environment. This may involve transferring existing applications and data from your on-premises infrastructure or setting up new applications and data directly in the hosted or cloud environment.
6. Configure and optimize your hosted or cloud computing environment. Customize the settings, permissions, and access controls according to your requirements. Optimize the infrastructure to ensure optimal performance, scalability, and security.
7. Ensure data security and compliance. Implement data encryption, backup, and disaster recovery mechanisms to protect your data. Comply with relevant regulatory requirements and industry standards.

Who needs hosted and cloud computing:

1. Small and medium-sized businesses that want to reduce upfront costs associated with hardware and software investments. Hosted and cloud computing provide a cost-effective alternative by allowing businesses to pay only for the resources they use.
2. Startups and fast-growing businesses that require scalability and flexibility. Hosted and cloud computing platforms offer the ability to scale resources up or down based on demand, ensuring that businesses can adapt to changing needs without significant infrastructure investments.
3. Businesses with remote or distributed teams. Hosted and cloud computing enable easy access to applications and data from anywhere with an internet connection, facilitating collaboration and remote work.
4. Organizations with high data storage and processing requirements. Hosted and cloud computing providers offer scalable storage and processing capabilities, allowing businesses to handle large volumes of data and complex applications without the need for extensive on-premises infrastructure.
5. Companies looking for improved data security and disaster recovery. Hosted and cloud computing providers often have robust security measures and backup mechanisms in place, ensuring the safety and availability of data even in the event of a hardware failure or natural disaster.

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