Migrating to or already in the cloud? Read the recap or watch the recording of our recent engineer-led conversation about securing the cloud and improving environments.
Deciding between keeping IT security tasks in-house or relying on a partner with specialized expertise, can be compared to managing home improvement projects. There are many things you can try to repair using the Do-It-Yourself approach. If everything goes just right, you might save yourself some money, and hopefully, you’ve got time left over to relax. But what if everything goes wrong?
Take a moment and think about your company’s network as your home. In our houses, we go to great length to secure ourselves—doorknob locks, deadbolts, smart locks. Now look at your corporate network, how do you feel about the front door of your network? Does it give you the same sense of security that the front door of your home does? This is why we need network security.
Once ransomware is resident on a system, it can be a simple money collection exercise or a means to an end to capture intellectual property. Lost intellectual property may allow an organization in another country to leap forward and deliver your discoveries.
Did you know that securing your data in cloud environments, such as AWS, Azure and Google, is your responsibility? These public cloud providers keep your data safe from anything outside of their environment but there is nothing protecting you from within their environment.
Do you know how you’re connecting to the cloud? Knowing this will help you find the most efficient and economical way to get you what you need.