The public cloud has reimagined the way business is done, embracing change, iterating and learning.
Thus, cyber attacks are focused on the public cloud because the pickings are easy: misconfigured cloud resources unwittingly expose billions of records to prying eyes. Automation has changed the game for hackers,...
Public cloud users are confused as to who owns their cloud security, when the reality is that cloud users must protect their data.
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Enterprises are accelerating their move to the public cloud, and expanding their use of multiple cloud services.
However, while the momentum around cloud migrations and cloud-native development continues to pick up steam, many operations teams lack the capabilities they need to efficiently and proactively manage...
Some executives are still resisting a move to the cloud, despite the overwhelming success such a move has meant for thousands of global organizations. Why the reluctance?
Zscaler's Bil Harmer addresses this, as well as the critical questions security leaders should ask of cloud service providers in this upcoming...
Cybersecurity wasn't designed for the cloud, and even though traditional network security solutions are being retrofitted for "cloud" usage, security is getting in the way of a great mobile experience and the adoption of zero trust strategies.
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Why transforming to the cloud...
Transformation has created a need for a better approach to remote access. VPNs backhaul traffic through a datacenter just to access apps running in cloud. This means a poor user experience and an increase in MPLS costs. This is why Gartner recommends that enterprises adopt a zero trust network access (ZTNA) service...
VMware is acquiring cloud security firm Carbon Black in a $2.1 billion cash deal to bolster the virtualization giant's security portfolio. It's also acquiring Pivotal, a company that focuses on helping its customers build applications in the cloud as well as through new technologies such as containers.
The transition to cloud-based software and infrastructure has revolutionized development and services. It's also created a bevy of new security challenges. Jay Heiser of Gartner says if organizations don't get cloud security right, it's their own fault. Here's why.
Like many risk-averse organizations, state and local governments are missing out on the benefits of full-scale cloud adoption because they are paralyzed by the complexities associated with trusting their data to a third party. It's no surprise that government agencies have concerns about storing citizen data in the...
Complex configurations don't mix well with rapidly spun-up components, and when your company uses multiple cloud providers to host your critical assets, the odds of a major security event get that much higher.
So how do you close visibility gaps and integrate conflicting datasets from different providers, and how...
Users have adopted the cloud, changing the way we work - has your security kept up?
Security gaps are widening more than ever as more users work remotely, more unmanaged devices connect to the network, and more threats evolve to take advantage of these vulnerabilities.
To keep your users safe, you need deep...
FireEye and AWS hosted a Cloud Security Breakfast Briefing summer of 2019. During this briefing Stephen Alexander, AWS National Security Senior Solutions Architect and FireEye's Martin Holste, Cloud Security CTO, and Tim Appleby, Director of Federal Programs, addressed how organizations can achieve the security needed...
Like many risk-averse organizations, state and local governments are missing out on the benefits of full-scale cloud adoption because they are paralyzed by the complexities associated with trusting their data to a third party. It's no surprise that government agencies have concerns about storing citizen data in the...
In the wake of digital transformation, there remain some organizations that - for security reasons - resist the temptation to move to the cloud. What are their objections? Zscaler's Bil Harmer addresses these, as well as the critical questions security leaders should ask of cloud service providers.
More organizations are deploying single sign-on mechanisms when they move to software-as-a-service applications to help enhance authentication and control access, says Moshe Ferber, chairman of the Israeli chapter of the Cloud Security Alliance.
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