tv shows or movies, you re accessing a virtual world anyone can share from anywhere. welcome to the cloud. they allow you to not use expensive, bulky storage space here on earth and instead allow you to put things in somebody else s computer for free or very little cost. reporter: john able writes about the cloud for wired magazine and warns with innovation comes risk. assume that your stuff will be looked at. assume that it will be lost. reporter: there s no guarantee your data in the cloud is ever 100% secure. recent breaches at sony playstation network, epsilon data, even rsa security, affected upwards of 100 million people. pretty much open season. reporter: dale meyer served as chief information officer for the united states intelligence community. if i were to touch it i would be touching the cloud. you would be touching the
stored. exactly. i had that feeling when i was speaking about it and kept saying what is it? i think i finally got my answer. it s not just systems that we re talking about. our computers have really become portals to information that we store and access outside our homes and offices. in fact, really, from anywhere. we did get a firsthand look at the facility that protects critical information for fortune 500 companies to get a sense of how safe we are one on one when it comes to protecting our personal identities. you do it, i do it, in fact, hundreds of millions of people do it every day each time you log into your web e-mail or visit social media sites, like facebook or flicker, or stream tv shows or movies, you re accessing a virtual world anyone can share from anywhere. welcome to the cloud. they allow you to not use expensive, bulky storage space here on earth and instead allow
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