No one trusts the cloud, not even people who have built their businesses entirely on it – or so Amazon has indicated with a new tool that reveals how individual Amazon Web Services systems are being accessed. For organizations that have sat themselves in Bezos & Co's cloud, the web bazaar announced a new security utility …

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Thursday 14th November 2013 08:45 GMT jake

Frankly ...

As a corporate IT recruiter, I routinely shred resumes/c.v.s that list Amazon or cloud (google, et alia) as part of the "skill set". Those sheep aren't worth employing.

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1. Thursday 14th November 2013 09:05 GMT Oliver Burkill
  
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  People list it, because employers ask for it.
  
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  1. Thursday 14th November 2013 09:12 GMT jake
    
    @Oliver (was: Re: Frankly ...)
    
    Did you not see where I wrote "As a corporate IT recruiter"?
    
    If your prospective employer is asking for it, shun them. It's for your own good.
    
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2. Thursday 14th November 2013 09:56 GMT Khaptain
  
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  Can you give a good reason as to why they are not worth employing ? I presume that it is not their only skill set and in general most people list all, or a good subset of their current skills.
  
  Are you really a "Corporate IT Recruiter" , you appear to have a very negative attitude which doesn't really fit in with the requirements of the job.
  
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  1. Thursday 14th November 2013 13:35 GMT Anonymous Coward
    
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    "Are you really a "Corporate IT Recruiter" , you appear to have a very negative attitude which doesn't really fit in with the requirements of the job."
    
    Of course he is, he is Jake
    
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3. Thursday 14th November 2013 10:10 GMT Anonymous Coward
  
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  That simple-minded approach fits very nicely with what most people think of as the typical Recruiter's skill set.
  
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Thursday 14th November 2013 10:29 GMT Dave Harvey

Bet it doesn't log access by NSA etc.

More generally though, will there be an administrative "don't log anything I do" privilege?

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Thursday 14th November 2013 11:02 GMT Anonymous Coward

And for their next trick...

a log analytics tool to kill off all those pesky startups?

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Thursday 14th November 2013 14:09 GMT Peter Gathercole

In it's true meaning...

...I'm sure that if you really do, you don't need a tool to grok the information!

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