Companies using cloud computing to enable any business processes should be aware of the need to treat the provider the way it treats its other third-party providers, including making sure that Errors and Omission (E&O) insurance is in place both at home and at the provider.
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Cloud Computing's Little-Known Liability Risk
Some outsourced, third-party functions are overlooked
As cloud computing becomes more common so do the risks involved in outsourcing part of a company's technology environment, reported NU Online News Service on Monday, August 30. With such functions as customer relationship management outsourced and hosted by a third party, the liability for maintaining security on the outsourced data and operations does not go away.


















