Explore cloud security topics to help you keep your organization safe

While Microsoft Azure can provide growth and flexibility, moving to the cloud can expose your organization to cyber security threats.

Shifting from on-prem to the cloud can open up significant possibilities for your organization.

While you may understand cloud security best practices that you should adhere to across multi-cloud environments, your security posture on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) relies on also addressing security challenges specific to the platform.

AWS S3 makes it easy to upload virtually unlimited volumes of data to the cloud, and store it at little cost.

Understanding which security challenges you face when deploying applications and data into cloud environments is the first step in securing your cloud.

The popularity of cloud computing has grown exponentially in recent years, reducing costs, improving availability of service, and driving collaboration.

One of the fundamental challenges you face with a cloud computing service like AWS is that you can’t implement all of the security controls that would be available to you on-premises, since you don’t have access to the physical infrastructure that powers your cloud environment.

Whether you’ve gone fully cloud-native in your application design or you’re running monolithic applications in the cloud, cloud services form the foundation for most application deployment strategies today.

In modern cloud environments, security monitoring and periodic audits won’t suffice for detecting threats before they turn into breaches. Instead, to achieve an environment that is as secure as possible, you need Cloud Security Posture Management, or CSPM. 

Whether you offer Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) apps to customers, use SaaS apps yourself, or both, you need to be familiar with SOC 2 compliance.

CASBs play a critical role in providing visibility into how businesses use the cloud.