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A step-by-step guide to implementing a secure cloud strategy
The cloud is enabling business to become more agile, global and efficient. Whilst the benefits are clear, it does require a different approach to security as the traditional perimeter fades away. Your data and entry points are now hosted on other organisations’ platforms, making security more important than ever.
Cloud security is a term that can confuse as there is not a single solution that can address all the best practices. However, there are two fundamental areas to consider: Server Workloads (e.g Azure, AWS) and Cloud Applications (SAAS)
Secure your business and embrace the benefits of cloud
Stop unauthorised access to data in your Cloud Applications
Stop unauthorised access to data in your Cloud Server Workloads
Protect your Server Workloads from ransomware and other server related threats
Stop your users from uploading data into untrusted and unsanctioned Cloud Applications
Gain visibility of where all your data is stored in the cloud to comply with GDPR
Stop malicious third parties using your brand
Stop bad actors exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in your Server Workloads
Stop your data being stored in unknown and unsanctioned cloud platforms
Stop human error when implementing your security policy within your multiple cloud platforms in isolation. Push and monitor your security across all your cloud platforms from a single place.
Stop worrying about where your data might be and take back control
Consider how the “blurring perimeter” associated with cloud adoption impacts the effectiveness of the on-premise firewalls you have in place. Not all your traffic is passing through them anymore.
Ensure your remote workers are protected by same security measures as your office-based workers
Stop unauthorised access to data in your Cloud Applications
Stop unauthorised access to data in your Cloud Server Workloads
Protect your Server Workloads from ransomware and other server related threats
Stop your users from uploading data into untrusted and unsanctioned Cloud Applications
Gain visibility of where all your data is stored in the cloud to comply with GDPR
Stop malicious third parties using your brand
Stop bad actors exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities in your Server Workloads
Stop your data being stored in unknown and unsanctioned cloud platforms
Stop human error when implementing your security policy within your multiple cloud platforms in isolation. Push and monitor your security across all your cloud platforms from a single place.
Stop worrying about where your data might be and take back control
Consider how the “blurring perimeter” associated with cloud adoption impacts the effectiveness of the on-premise firewalls you have in place. Not all your traffic is passing through them anymore.
Ensure your remote workers are protected by same security measures as your office-based workers
