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We discussed how the boundaries between in-company and out-of-company IT infrastructure have become increasingly blurred making networksecurity more challenging than ever. Yokohama observed that once clearly defined network boundaries have all but disappeared, making networksecurity a very difficult challenge.
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“Features are a nice to have, but at the end of the day, all we care about when it comes to our web and cloudsecurity is architecture.” – said no customer ever. As a result, organizations are coming around to the realization that digital transformation demands a corresponding network and securityarchitectural transformation.
The basic idea is to segment off parts of the network, especially the most sensitive parts, and wall them off with stricter policies and tie them into a zero-trust architecture. This makes it far more difficult for cybercriminals to move laterally within a network. CloudPassage provides cloudsecurity posture management (CSPM).
A zero-trust framework is vital to any cloudmigration path. Thales has collaborated with fellow global security giant, Palo Alto Networks , to make zero-trust available at scale for businesses. As organizations move their networksecurity to the cloud, it becomes more difficult to implement holistic security controls.
Hybrid cloud: Combines several cloud instances (public or private) with portability, typically provided by solutions such as Microsoft’s Azure Stack or VMware on AWS. Multi-cloud: Uses many public and private clouds simultaneously, distributing apps and data across multiple providers.
Next, the IT team sets up access controls and data encryption methods, followed by networksecurity configuration and cloud activities monitoring. An effective cloudsecurity management fully works through a combination of the technical controls, rules, and procedures that specify how to use and safeguard your cloud resources.
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