Businesses and governments are shifting more and more workloads to the cloud. But some organizations remain resistant to the cloud's considerable attractions due to lingering concerns about data security in cloud computing. While the concern is understandable, today's reality is that when done right data security in cloud computing can be as good or better than it is in traditional on-premise IT platforms.

Cloud Security is economical: Because security costs are spread among a large number of customers in cloud data centers, cloud operators are able to apply far more resources to physical, technical, and operational security measures than can most private, corporations or government agencies. Many large providers also safeguard data security in cloud computing by operating multiple data centers with data replicated across facilities.

Cloud Data Encryption is the best: Encryption is regarded as one of the most effective approaches to data security, scrambling the content of any system, database, or file in such a way that it’s impossible to decipher without a decryption key. By applying encryption and practicing secure encryption key management, companies can ensure that only authorized users have access to sensitive data. 

Client360 Cloud ERP provides end-to-end encryption: Client360 Cloud ERP provides cloud encryption that encrypt data before it is transferred to the cloud for storage. Typical cloud encryption facility ranges from encrypted connections to end-to-end encryption of any data that is uploaded to the cloud. In these models, Client360 Cloud ERP encrypt data upon receipt, passing encryption keys to the customers so that data can be safely decrypted when needed.

Benefits of Cloud Encryption: The key benefit of cloud encryption is that the encrypted data is only readable by authorised parties with access to the decryption keys. Encrypting data ensures that even if that data falls into the wrong hands, it is useless as long as its keys remain secure.