“The challenge has become melding not just the IaaS provider with the internal IT, but all the other disparate SaaS and PaaS providers, combined with the breadth of services now available such as Containerisation and Serverless computing. The environment is going to get more complex. However, the basics are the same then, now and in the future.” – Jason McClure, Sliced Tech
Basic Cloud uses SaaS applications and public cloud services for development testing and other use cases. Hybrid-Cloud allows businesses to run the same application seamlessly on premises and in a public cloud while Multi-Cloud provides the ability to use the most appropriate cloud, whether on premises or public, for each application.
Challenges such as compliance failure, unhappy users, data loss, security governance among others make up the muli-cloud monster.
The major challenge has now become melding not just the laaS provider with the internal IT but all the other disparate SaaS and PaaS providers, combined with the breadth of services now available.
We have all seen a shift in the market over the last couple of years, whereby security has become a major driver of cloud adoption.
1. Targeted phishing attacks
Sophisticated attacks involving:
Social media research
Targeting of trusted 3rd parties
Legitimate correspondence
2. Data breaches
Cloud storage data breaches via:
Poor identity & permission management
Lack of VM security
Lack of monitoring and alerting systems
Go back to basics on governance & security
Embed security specialists
Leverage tools to implement controls
CASB – Cloud Access Security Brokers
CSPM – Cloud Security Posture Managers
CWPP – Cloud Workload Protection Platforms
Privileged Access Managers & Centralised Authentication
Integrated security monitoring
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