When evaluating cloud vendors it important to note that each workload can have unique risks and security compliance needs--such as PCI data or geographical location requirements. What does this mean for cloud service providers and the clients they work with? The following articles explore how CSPs partner with enterprises and government agencies to help address their security requirements and cloud risk management.
DoD Makes Way for Risk Acceptance by Rewriting Security Rules
The Department of Defense (DoD) recently evolved their cloud security rules so that government agencies can make more informed choices when choosing a service best suited for their needs. In a Federal News Radio article, Mark Orndoff, the Defense Information Systems Agency’s risk management executive, spoke about how they will work closely with vendors to mitigate risk.
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Ensure Your Organization Doesn’t Leave IT Security “On the Shelf"
Businesses are managing an extraordinary amount of data these days and with the addition of BYOD, the security risk level is raised. Enterprises need to partner with cloud service providers (CSP) to assist with threat assessments, management tools and alleviating risk through sound security strategies.
In a Talkin’ Cloud article, author Dan Kobialka offers insight from IT professionals on whether or not they feel they are getting the full value of their security software investments.
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Enterprises Need Security Testing from Cloud Vendors
Shadow IT is on the decline as lines of business look to IT to help manage and configure cloud services, allowing IT to manage and implement the necessary security measures. A recent Tech Radar Pro article discusses how cloud providers can help IT departments by providing services that improve security and cloud risk management.
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