After last week’s security breach to the Steam gaming network, the public versus private cloud debate was once again brought to the forefront. Earlier this year debacles like Sony’s data breach and Research In Motion’s (RIM) outage were used as arguments against public cloud offerings. Steam – like Sony’s Playstation Network and RIM – is a public cloud provider. And yes, like Sony and RIM, Steam is getting slammed as a cloud service provider gone wrong. Don’t Blame the Cloud Recent data, however, suggests that the issue of cloud security can no longer be pinned against public cloud services – KPMG reported earlier in the month that 30 percent of senior executives worldwide have plans to implement public cloud for their companies. In a recent article for ZDNet, Phil Wainewright made the bold statement that, “every organization is a cloud provider.” Whether recognized or not, any enterprise that.