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| Source |  The State of Security |
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| Identifiant | 8625956 |
| Date de publication | 2024-12-16 03:35:07 (vue: 2024-12-16 10:07:55) |
| Titre | What\\'s the Difference Between DSPM, CSPM, and CIEM? |
| Texte | DSPM, CSPM, and CIEM are more than just a mouthful of acronyms. They are some of today\'s most sophisticated tools for managing data security in the cloud. While they are all distinct entities and go about protecting data in different ways, the fact that they all seem to do very much the same thing can lead to a lot of confusion. This, in turn, can sell each of these unique solutions short – after all, they were all created in response to a specific problem. And the cloud is full of complex issues, warranting layered solutions in response. Just like antivirus tools, firewalls, and email...
DSPM, CSPM, and CIEM are more than just a mouthful of acronyms. They are some of today\'s most sophisticated tools for managing data security in the cloud. While they are all distinct entities and go about protecting data in different ways, the fact that they all seem to do very much the same thing can lead to a lot of confusion. This, in turn, can sell each of these unique solutions short – after all, they were all created in response to a specific problem. And the cloud is full of complex issues, warranting layered solutions in response. Just like antivirus tools, firewalls, and email... |
| Notes | ★★ |
| Envoyé | Oui |
| Condensat | about acronyms after all antivirus are between can ciem cloud complex confusion created cspm data difference different distinct dspm each email entities fact firewalls full issues just layered lead like lot managing more most mouthful much problem protecting response same security seem sell short solutions some sophisticated specific than these thing today tools turn unique very warranting ways what |
| Tags | Tool Cloud |
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