Tag: Cloud Applications

Regardless of what cloud service model you adopt, it's important to consider security implications related to application development, data and contract management, and IT asset governance.

Moving identity management processes to cloud IAM services introduces benefits such as cost-efficiency, flexibility, faster deployments and simplified operations.

Traditional vulnerability assessments don't always show the full picture of cloud security, compliance and risk. How can enterprises get ahead of the curve?

Security remains the primary concern for many CIOs in adopting hybrid IT and cloud technologies as they pursue application modernization.

A managed cloud access security broker (CASB) can help organizations gain visibility into shadow IT by monitoring all data transferred between the cloud and on-premises infrastructure.

Security teams need a single, scalable cloud solution that integrates seamlessly with a SIEM platform to identify shadow IT — and cut through the fog of cloud security.

Business leaders often rush to migrate corporate assets to cloud environments to boost productivity and lower costs, but adopting cloud services without proper oversight can put data at risk.

Architecting segmentation defense in the cloud can be time-consuming, but it can offer tremendous security benefits at little to no additional cost.

Shadow IT is created by employees accessing cloud services without prior approval, and it can be devastating to your enterprise's security posture.

As cloud-native applications become faster and more flexible, the security solutions that protect these applications must take on the same characteristics.