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Types of Cloud Security Controls & Their Uses

eSecurity Planet

Gain a Comprehensive View of Cloud Configurations, Users & Policies Cloud security controls give enterprises complete visibility across cloud environments, allowing them to monitor user activity, analyze configurations, and verify policy compliance. It specifies 133 control objectives for 16 security zones.

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What Is a Secure Web Gateway? Features, Benefits & Challenges

eSecurity Planet

Secure web gateways (SWGs) are network security solutions that monitor and filter internet traffic to guard against threats and ensure policy compliance. SWGs’ main function centers on security — offering greater defense against cyber attacks than standard proxy servers and protecting your overall network security architecture.

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IaaS Security: Top 8 Issues & Prevention Best Practices

eSecurity Planet

Whether you’re a seasoned cloud expert or just starting out, understanding IaaS security is critical for a resilient and secure cloud architecture. Advanced features, such as self-service portals and connection with human resource systems, simplify access control and assure policy compliance.

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Xen and the Art of Vulnerability Maintenance

NopSec

A penetration test can also be used to gauge an organization’s security policy compliance, its employees’ security awareness and the organization’s ability to identify and respond to security incidents. Regulators commonly require a documented certification process, and penetration test results can serve that purpose.

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What Is Cloud Security Management? Types & Strategies

eSecurity Planet

This can include transitioning from one cloud to another or implementing a multi-cloud architecture. This resolves concerns about malware on user-owned devices in remote work environments. Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP) CWPP defends against a variety of threats, including malware and data breaches.