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Cloud computing is one of the latest buzz in the business and computer industry. The evolution and advancement in cloud computing is one of the major developments in the computing area. Cloud computing has helped businesses to virtually use computer infrastructure, services and platforms as per their requirements with reduced cost. Cloud computing has not only become the part of computing industry but also is widely accepted by different industries. Though cloud computing adoption has been greatly increasing still there are major risks associated with it that limits its acceptance in few industries such as financial services and Banking. This report defines the cloud computing, describes the benefits and concerns of cloud and outlines the types of cloud computing, their market share and forecasted revenues. INTRODUCTION To define the global market for Cloud Computing. To measure the global market for the Cloud Computing market and its sub-markets. To analyze the trends and forecasts of the main market and its segments. To identify the benefits and concerns of cloud computing. Top compare cloud computing with other types of computing technologies. INFORMATION SOURCES All the major types of cloud computing segmented on .. more»

As computer-related crimes become more prevalent, understanding the types of computer-related crimes provides law enforcement an insight for investigative strategies.The first insight is knowing the types of computer crimes.Computer as the TargetThis computer crime includes theft of intellectual property. The offender accesses the operating program under the guise of the system’s manager. The intruder accesses the contents of computer files in the system through the trap door that permits access to systems should there be a human or technological problem.Here, the offender uses the computer to obtain information or to damage operating programs while committing the following computer crimes: * Theft of marketing information, like customer lists, pricing data, or marketing plans * Blackmail based on information gained from computerized files, like the medical information, personal history, or sexual preference * Sabotage of intellectual property, marketing, pricing, or personnel data * Sabotage of operating systems and programs with the intent to impede a business or create chaos in a business operations * Unlawful access to criminal justice and other government records * Changing a criminal history, modifying want and warrant information * Creating a driver’s license, .. more»