Cloud Safeguarding: View from Cloud Providers
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Cloud providers say customers gain concrete payoffs: reduced toil from provider-managed patching, built‑in resilience and global DDoS and region failover, and platform security investments plus 63–73% of controls handled by the provider. Expect platform logs, HSMs, vaulting and MFA, container vulnerability scanning, binary authorization and service mesh/mTLS for interservice trust, plus automated, API‑driven detection and remediation and WORM backups. Start with inventory, IAM with just‑in‑time access, secure scoring and verified audit reports.
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- 0:00Cloud Safeguarding: View from Cloud Providers
- 9:17How should a CISO organization staff fo cloud security? What are the various roles across architecture, engineering and operations required for success?
- 12:44Why is it important to understand share responsibility when moving to a public cloud environment?
- 26:16Why is identity so important in a public cloud environment? What are some bes practices to consider?
- 32:48How do CISO teams protect Pll in the cloud? How do cloud providers provide capability to protect an organization's most sensitive data?
- 48:34How can the cloud help me implement security at every stage of the software development life-cycle?
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