Development of wireless technology surrounding the internet hype reached its most-revolutionary breakthrough during the early decades of 21st century, with the emergence of sites and social media, which amass information and data from various parties into within their “invisible’ data storage, popularly describe as “Clouds”. The name originated from the sense that all users’ data were store in a place where the user itself remains unfamiliar, but they still can access their data anywhere, anytime. Thus the metaphor “Clouds” emerge. The “Clouds” itself are originally a network of servers managed by certain parties. Cloud computing then rapidly becomes a popular jargon and a state of mind for the new world order of technologies. The offer was a lucrative line up: It offers flexibility and transparency of resource-usage in businesses by enabling them to use and pay only based on current needs. No need to purchase hardware servers or storage with specific sizes, and wait years later for the business to live up to its built-up space since they first bought the hardware. Outsourcing opportunities for any technical problems, 24 hour support and guaranteed after sales service obviously cut short any concern of downtime problems. Although security has been a thorn in the flesh when it comes to choosing the Cloud Storage solutions, the fact consistently shows that Cloud computing and Cloud storage are safer, given the data is stored in an unknown location and not just Read More