Cloud Security

The failure of customers to fully understand and adhere to the shared responsibility model is responsible for the majority of public cloud data breaches.

The cloud enables flexibility, but its decentralized nature adds complexity to how applications and computing resources are secured.

Cloud environments make it easy to deploy new resources and grant wide-ranging permissions that can eventually be abused.

As organizations gain more remote workers during coronavirus times, IT should implement these best practices to help mitigate emerging risks.

Radware & Microsoft discuss the primary security threats to public cloud infrastructure and applications during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Remote employees are not protected by security controls that are typically available when working in the enterprise network.

Use of a public cloud introduces new attack vectors that require better visibility into what is happening across the entire ecosystem.

The strategic use of multiple public cloud environments introduces new business challenges & adds complexity to how applications are secured.

A multi-cloud approach enables organizations to move application services to various public cloud providers depending on the desired service level and price points.

While C-suite executives are taking on larger roles in proactively discussing cybersecurity issues, they are also evaluating how to leverage advances in technology to improve business agility. But as network architectures get more complex, there is added pressure to secure new points of attack vulnerability.

Businesses today know they must handle sensitive data with extra care. But evolving cyber threats combined with regulatory demands can lead executives...