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Today, cloud computing is constantly changing how organizations use, store, and share data, applications, and workloads. But at the same time, it also triggered a series of new security threats and challenges. As more and more data enters the cloud, especially into public cloud services, these resources have naturally become the targets of cybercriminals.Utilization of public clouds is rapidly growing, and will inevitably lead to more sensitive content being put at potential risk. However, contrary to what many people think, the primary responsibility for protecting enterprise data in the cloud lies not with cloud service providers, but with cloud customers themselves. We are in a cloud-security transition, with the emphasis shifting from suppliers to customers.
Many businesses are beginning to realize that spending a lot of time deciding whether a particular cloud service provider is “secure” results in few results because the primary responsibility lies with the user.
To help businesses understand cloud security threats so that they can make informed decisions about cloud adoption strategies, the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) recently released the latest version of the Top 12 Cloud Security Threats: Industry Insights Report.
- Data Breaches
- Insufficient Identity, Credential, and Access Management
- Insecure Interfaces and APIs
- System Vulnerabilities
- Account Hijacking
- Malicious Insiders
- Advanced Persistent Threats
- Data Loss
- Insufficient Due Diligence
- Abuse and Nefarious Use of Cloud Services
- Denial of Service
- Shared Technology Vulnerabilities
You can read the full report here.
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