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Case Study: MDBilling.ca

June 7, 2016/0 Comments/in Case Studies /by Server Cloud Canada

Learn how MDBilling.ca was able to migrate their healthcare SaaS model to a new cloud environment to satisfy their need for flexibility & scalability in a growing market.

When Data Residency And Security Matters In A National Distributed Cloud Infrastructure

October 20, 2015/0 Comments/in Partners, Privacy and Law, Security /by Server Cloud Canada

OscarService Inc. is pleased to announce our new partnership with Server Cloud Canada, one of Canada’s largest geo-redundant cloud infrastructure platforms.

“As a large provider of EMR systems we expectedly work with substantial amounts of confidential medical data that needs to stay in Canada, so obviously security is a top concern for us. The SCC team was able to demonstrate their commitment to security at each and every layer. Our engineering team had stringent requirements that they diligently pursued and assessed when confirming the infrastructure for operational readiness. We at OscarService are excited and looking forward to growing with our new partner.”

Privacy in the Cloud

November 15, 2013/0 Comments/in Privacy and Law /by Server Cloud Canada

Cloud computing can be more secure than traditional IT. Cloud providers and new Cloud server technologies employ and deliver security well beyond the means of any small to medium business.

Security in the Cloud

November 11, 2013/0 Comments/in Cloud Computing, Security /by Server Cloud Canada

As with any outsourced service, such as the Cloud, security is paramount. The security objectives of an organization are a key factor for decisions about outsourcing information technology services and, in particular, for decisions about transitioning organizational data, applications, and other resources to a Cloud computing environment.

Cloud Computing: Legals & Compliance

November 2, 2013/0 Comments/in Privacy and Law /by Server Cloud Canada

The legal environment for Cloud computing is in catch-up mode relative to the pace of Cloud adoption. Many data privacy laws pre-date Cloud computing capability. Cloud computing now possess new legal dimensions and dynamics that have not yet been fully tested, although moving quickly to adopt consensus on standards, responsibilities, liabilities and universality.

It is new territory for legal considerations for both Cloud provider and client. One thing that remains constant that impacts on legal considerations is the threat landscape constantly changes and evolves and both parties require to work together to build the jurisprudence.

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