Post by rahim on Jan 31, 2024 9:59:37 GMT
Little effort. However, it is often forgotten that very detailed policies and controls must be implemented to secure the infrastructure and the application. An experiment is put intAnd a large number of new services or features are added every month, which are often very easy to use and can therefore be implemented very quickly, but the speed and frequency of public cloud deployments poses a serious challenge. This is shown by a security study by Orca from this year ("The Orca Security 2020 State of Public.
Cloud Security Report") shows that companies DB to Data from variousindustries such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google are increasingly providing more and more assets in the public cloud, leaving numerous avenues open for their misuse . The problem is that inherently end-to-end cloud security can be easily breached by its weakest links - unmaintained internet-facing workload, exposed credentials, unencrypted data. This study found that 44% of companies surveyed have Internet-connected workloads that contain corporate secrets.
and credentials with plain text passwords, API keys and hashed passwords; 24% have a cloud account that does not. Use multi-factor authentication for the super administrator and 19% have cloud assets that can be accessed via external credentials; 5% have cloud workloads that are accessible with either a weak or leaked password. In principle, the “human” security risk in a public cloud is not significantly greater than in a private cloud, but it is accentuated by the speed and frequency with which new services and features are continually provided.
Cloud Security Report") shows that companies DB to Data from variousindustries such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google are increasingly providing more and more assets in the public cloud, leaving numerous avenues open for their misuse . The problem is that inherently end-to-end cloud security can be easily breached by its weakest links - unmaintained internet-facing workload, exposed credentials, unencrypted data. This study found that 44% of companies surveyed have Internet-connected workloads that contain corporate secrets.
and credentials with plain text passwords, API keys and hashed passwords; 24% have a cloud account that does not. Use multi-factor authentication for the super administrator and 19% have cloud assets that can be accessed via external credentials; 5% have cloud workloads that are accessible with either a weak or leaked password. In principle, the “human” security risk in a public cloud is not significantly greater than in a private cloud, but it is accentuated by the speed and frequency with which new services and features are continually provided.