Transitioning to a cloud environment does not come without complexity; many organizations require specialist skills to migrate to a cloud environment effectively and securely. Even though companies around the world have been moving to the cloud for some time now, it’s worth noting, achieving security in the cloud is often not that simple. Our aim […]
The year 2022 was defined by volatile political conflict and economic instability. The war in Ukraine and the escalating events surrounding the conflict sent shockwaves throughout the globe. For many governments, major enterprises, and even smaller organizations, there were disrupted supply chains, setbacks in critical multinational industries, and economic repercussions. Like many organizations operating in
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In the past year, the global business sector has experienced an extraordinary level of cyberattacks, which has created challenges for security teams to respond promptly. A significant number of vulnerabilities were identified, and malicious actors are still exploiting many of them in the current year. With Malaysia’s growing dependence on technology and digital infrastructure, ensuring
Against a backdrop of rapid digital transformation, zero trust has emerged as the ideal framework for securing enterprise users, workloads and devices in their highly distributed cloud and mobile-centric world. And IT leaders globally are waking up to this, as zero trust moves into the mainstream – disrupting decades of legacy security and networking principles.
“The future of security is open. In a world of dynamic, fast-moving, and well-resourced threat actors, digital security’s best hope lies in bringing like-minded defenders together around platforms that are as open and inter-operable as possible.” – Nate Fick U.S. Ambassador at Large for Cyberspace & Digital Policy and Formerly Elastic Security General Manager and
The 2022 Thales Cloud Security Study polled nearly 2,800 IT professionals in 17 countries in five regions (USA, Canada, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America). The Asia Pacific (APAC) section of the report focuses on data from respondents in seven key markets in the APAC region—Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, and South
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In this edition of the Cloud Threat Report, we examine the past twelve months of malware downloads from the cloud and web. Trojans accounted for the overwhelming majority of malware downloads, with attackers using a variety of different Trojan families and social engineering techniques to target their victims. The majority of malware downloads
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Security professionals are all too familiar with alert fatigue. They faced it in the on-prem world, and now they’re dealing with it in the cloud. Organizations use many different security tools that each generate alerts, overwhelming security teams who have to spend hours each day reviewing alerts to determine which issues need to be fixed
Cloud Security This course provides a comprehensive review of the knowledge required for understanding cloud computing and its information security risks and mitigation strategies. This training course will help students review and refresh their knowledge and identify areas they need to study for the CCSP exam. Course Objectives At the end of this course, learners
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8am San Fran | 11am New York | 4pm London | 5pm Paris Recent research findings suggest that over half of all organizations plan to operate a multi-cloud environment within the next three years. But multi-cloud strategies continue to raise many challenges including cloud security, data integration and potentially high operational costs. With businesses spreading
