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| Identifiant | 5146633 |
| Date de publication | 2022-06-14 09:04:00 (vue: 2022-06-14 17:05:07) |
| Titre | BrandPost: 5 Quick Ways to Reduce Exposure and Secure Your Data in the Cloud |
| Texte | Switching to public cloud services is now a necessary strategy for most organizations' long-term growth plans. But how do they adapt and expand their cybersecurity capabilities to protect their assets, data, and customers within their cloud environment?Traditional security measures wouldn't work in the cloud simply because there's no perimeter to protect. Manual processes cannot occur at the necessary scale or speed, and the lack of centralization makes visibility extremely difficult.Organizations with a multi-cloud environment have an expanded attack surface. Their cybersecurity strategy does not revolve around physical data centers and on-premises servers alone. Instead, there's also a vast, sprawling network of endpoints, as well as virtual servers, remote applications, cloud workloads, containers, and network communications between the environments.To read this article in full, please click here |
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