Many organizations use multi-cloud and hybrid cloud strategies, so data and applications are often dispersed across several platforms, each with unique vulnerabilities and security configurations. Threats like data breaches, malware and unauthorized access exploit gaps between platforms, leading to costly disruptions and data loss. Cloud Workload Protection (CWP) secures applications,
The fundamental shift in how organizations manage and access data and applications makes cloud security a paramount concern. With the widespread adoption of cloud computing, organizations now must trust third-party cloud service providers with sensitive data, critical applications and cloud infrastructure. The security of these assets is essential to prevent
Cloud security should be part of every organization’s cybersecurity plan, but many don’t know where to begin or what to prioritize. Cloud security protects the data, applications and resources stored in cloud environments from unauthorized access, breaches and data loss. In the age of cloud computing, businesses need effective security
Complex cloud environments can lead to some surprising and unexpected security blind spots. Attackers are exploiting these blind spots to gain access to sensitive data on your cloud infrastructure. According to CrowdStrike’s latest Global Threat Report, cloud cyberattacks surged 95% in 2022, and the number of cases involving attackers targeting
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) was launched in 2011 to drive forward the U.S. Government’s Cloud-First strategy. FedRAMP eliminated duplicative security assessment efforts by establishing a common accreditation for cloud service providers (CSPs). Once a cloud service offering (CSO) is FedRAMP-certified, any federal agency is permitted to
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