Firms' Public Cloud Concerns Based on Regulatory Interpretation, not Technology

Panelists discuss the biggest hurdles firms are facing when it comes to moving systems to the public cloud.

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A discussion around moving to the public cloud in financial services will more often than not be accompanied with talks regarding security, access and control of the data.

However, according to panelists at this year's Toronto Financial Information and Technology Summit, the majority of issues around a firm's willingness to move to the public cloud is in regards to regulatory expectations.

"Truth be told, the difficulty we're having with consuming public cloud has more to do with non-tech

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