Tag: Cloud Computing

Businesses that want to advance cloud security at scale need to invest in both the people and the technology that will reduce risks.

When evaluating cloud providers, it's important to understand who is responsible for cloud security. Since the lines are often blurred, encryption is imperative to keep your data from prying eyes.

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.

Object stores are inexpensive and scalable, but how can you be sure your CSP will properly handle your encryption keys? How can you maintain the flexibility to switch CSPs if necessary?

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.

Nearly half of organizations have an enterprise encryption strategy that is applied consistently across the entire organization, a recent survey revealed, continuing a 13-year upward trend.

IBM Cloud Identity Service was named a Market Leader among CIAM vendors in the most recent IAM Leadership Compass.

A recent survey by cloud security firm RedLock attributed the rise in cloud data leaks to inadequate policies, lack of compliance and other poor practices.

Organizations must pay closer attention to cloud security risks, such as third-party access and human error, that are hiding in plain sight.

According to IBM X-Force, misconfigured cloud databases accounted for more than 71 percent of reported leaked records so far in 2017.