Sign in to unlock valuable content and features from our AI-driven platform. Receive timely technology updates and the latest information from the solution providers who can help you realize your goals.
Start your journey by entering your name and email address below:
Please confirm your email address!
We are going to send a confirmation email to your email address to let you receive timely technology updates and the latest information from the solution providers who can help you realize your goals.
Is this you? Please confirm your name and email address below to receive the requested information.
Please check this box to confirm that you are opting-in to receive communications from DML & CO. and the data sharing outlined in our privacy policy.
Initializing
Loading
Cloud Security Handbook
More organizations than ever are migrating or planning to migrate to the cloud. Gartner now predicts that enterprise IT spending on public cloud computing will overtake spending on traditional IT. So, what's the problem? Just this.
Too many enterprises, perhaps even yours, are moving systems and workloads haphazardly to the cloud without taking proper security measures. Plus, the security practices built for their on-premises environments are no match for a software-based, tightly integrated cloud environment.
That's why you need to download the eBook. ASAP.
In it, you'll learn how to avoid the major pitfalls that could stop your cloud adoption before it starts, and ensure a trouble-free journey to the cloud.
Please enter your information below to view this content:
What is the shared responsibility model in cloud security?
The shared responsibility model outlines the division of security responsibilities between the cloud service provider (CSP) and the customer. While the CSP is responsible for the security of the cloud infrastructure, customers are typically responsible for securing their accounts, identities, devices, and data. It's important to review your CSP agreement to clearly understand these responsibilities.
How does cloud security differ from on-premises security?
Cloud security differs from on-premises security in several ways. First, there's a shared responsibility model where both the CSP and the customer have roles. Second, cloud environments are entirely software-based, requiring unique controls and processes. Lastly, governance in the cloud is more dynamic and involves more stakeholders, necessitating modifications to existing workflows.
What are some tips for a secure cloud migration?
To ensure a secure cloud migration, organizations should assemble a diverse team that includes decision-makers and IT specialists, build a comprehensive migration plan that addresses security policies and regulatory requirements, understand the shared responsibility model with their CSP, encrypt all data both at rest and in transit, and maintain open communication throughout the process.
Cloud Security Handbook
published by DML-KKC Companies
DML-KKC Companies, LLC, a renowned technology firm, provides top-tier services such as personalized email marketing, seamless marketing automation, robust visitor tracking, and strategically designed landing pages. The company prides itself in helping clients increase audience engagement, streamline operations, and drive business growth by facilitating meaningful customer interactions and providing remarkable online experiences.
Sign in with LinkedIn_(1)_thumb.jpg)