Tuesday, June 25, 2019

The growing prevalence of cloud computing has also coincided with growing complexities and possible problems in its use. The benefits of cloud computing are certainly many. However, to maximize the cloud as a tool, companies must be aware of its potential problems and know how to handle them, should they arise. In a recent Fuel webinar, Stefano Paoletti, director of product management and security analytics at Sumo Logic, explained three main issues in the cloud and how to fix them.

Friday, September 14, 2018

According to a prediction by Gartner, more than half of global enterprises already using the cloud today will adopt an all-in cloud security strategy by 2021. The technology has been around for a decade and in that time has allowed for more agile, scalable solutions and greater innovation from IT departments. However, companies are still experiencing growing pains as use of the cloud expands beyond the IT department. Common challenges include measuring compliance, gaining visibility across the IT infrastructure and open communication between security operations and IT groups. But it’s clear that the cloud is here to stay, and these challenges should be faced head-on.

Monday, October 16, 2017

When it comes to managing cloud security, it is crucial that every employee is trained, shared responsibility is reinforced, and organizations are committed to awareness campaigns.

“The cloud as a sales buzzword is gone. It's no longer a concept that you may or may not adopt. It is part of your infrastructure now, whether you accept that or not,” said Blake Wofford, Fuel Secretary Treasurer and Technical Services Engineer at CenturyLink. Specific cloud security decisions are up to each individual organization, but as cloud adoption continues to become prevalent, every organization must be prepared.

Here are three keys to ensuring you’re adequately securing the cloud.