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Santiago argues for Bring Your Own Cloud amid rising hacks

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Santiago, writing on X, says he would rather trust his own cloud than someone else's, and hopes more companies build "Bring Your Own Cloud" products.

He ties the view to people getting hacked and losing money online.

The post cites a Sazabi launch in which the part of the product that receives, processes and stores logs runs in the customer's cloud. Santiago does not give figures or describe the scale of the hacks he refers to.

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    Santiago argues for Bring Your Own Cloud amid rising hacks

    AISantiago, writing on X, says the internet feels dangerous as people get hacked and lose money. He says he would rather trust his own cloud than someone else's, and he hopes more companies build "Bring Your Own Cloud" solutions. The post cites a related Sazabi launch, in which the part of the product that receives, processes and stores logs runs in the customer's cloud.

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