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Great resource: Cloutage.org

Posted on September 10, 2010 by Dissent

The good folks at Open Security Foundation have created a database of cloud computing incidents.  The incidents are tagged as “AutoFail,” “DataLoss,” “Hack,” “Outage,” or “Vulnerability,”  permitting researchers and professionals to analyze different types of incidents.   As of this morning, there are 222 incidents in the database as they have backfilled some earlier incidents going back to 1998.

Check it out at cloutage.org.

Via Voltage.

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