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GCP is nearly useless for any sort of regulated work. Privacy, compliance, and stability aren't GCP's strong suite (by 'compliance', I mean several types, but
by murgindrag 5y ago
GCP is nearly useless for any sort of regulated work.
Privacy, compliance, and stability aren't GCP's strong suite (by 'compliance', I mean several types, but to the greatest extent, being able to count on an API you use today existing tomorrow)
Rather oddly, Microsoft has historically gotten this nearly perfect.
I'm a bit sketched out by the increasingly malicious nature of Windows (spyware, adware, etc.), and if that same mentality translates into other offerings, this may be moot in a few years, but for now, Azure+Office 365 are the preferred vendor if you're dealing with data which really needs to proper controls.
(Although I do trust Amazon over Microsoft for the technical aspects of security)
- chmod775 5y ago> Rather oddly, Microsoft has historically gotten this nearly perfect. It's not odd at all. Microsoft had the chance to gain experience in this field since its inception (thanks to developing an ubiquitous OS with good backwards compatibility), whereas delivering products and services to governments is relatively new ground for Google and Amazon.