Problem 2: Consider the security white paper here: https://try.newrelic.com/rs/4

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Problem 2: Consider the security white paper here: https://try.newrelic.com/rs/412-MZS-894/images/NewRelic_SecurityInformationPolicies_WhitePaper_FINAL.pdf

What is newRelic? Or service do they provide?

Where is the data stored? How does this compare to an on-premise solution?

What types of compliance does newrelic have?

Section 11 of the document linked above

Explain what section 11 of the above document is discussing.

Why might this is a security issue (specifically, a confidentiality issue).

If your database includes customer data, what types of assurances can you give customers that their confidential data will not be divulged? For this discussion, consider your answer to part c

If your database include patient health records, what assurances can you give that the confidential data is secure (yes, this is nearly the same as the previous question. The difference is that the focus is on health records, not generic customer data).

Explanation / Answer

New Relic:
New Relic is a software analytics company which attempts to derive
real-time business insights from the metrics produced by software.
Some of these include user click streams, mobile activity, end user
experiences, and transactions.
That is a service provider.
Data can be stored and put in private.
Because of security purpose.
Data placement is a big benefit of
on-premises data storage. The locality
of information is still critical for variety of
applications.
on-premises solutions allow businesses to maintain a higher
level of control and flexibility .
new relic collects the personal data and anonymous data.
section 11 discuss about the new relic and security information
policies.
security would especially be a problem with open source web browsers,
as an attacker could more easily find vulnerabilities in the implementation.

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