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‘Snowden effect’ has changed cloud data security assumption, survey claims

LinuxSecurity.com: Edward Snowden’s revelations of sophisticated NSA spying has made many senior IT staff distinctly edgy about their use of the cloud with nine out of teen paying closer attention to where data is stored, a survey of global attitudes has found.

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