How to make the cloud a safe place for your data?

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There is no longer any doubt that the Cloud Computing and computer security go hand in hand. In fact, the 29% of cloud companies have experienced potential account failures. This increasing gaps in public and private clouds means that, when we think about migrating to the cloud, we also think about security solutions.

Improve data protection

Surprisingly, the deficiencies of Cloud Computing, especially from a security point of view, are being addressed with better tools and processes. In fact, some of the most advanced security mechanisms and architectures, like end-to-end encryption, originate from public and private cloud security breaches where sensitive data was stolen for profit or entertainment.

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Cloud data security best practices

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Another point to consider regarding cloud security is the flexible architecture that administrators now have in their hands. Because cloud architectures are virtualized and software-based, Today's businesses can benefit from:

  • A more control on the design and implementation of an infrastructure.
  • Higher availability security tools.
  • More effective data protection with very low initial costs.

The evolution of cloud security

over-project20-202021-01-28t111133-829-9888627Cloud security is a mutual commitment, where both the supplier and the contracting company must take security measures. To support this need, IT security evolved with different solutions:

  1. More data encryption: Cloud customers are concerned about the security of their information and seek to protect their data effectively. This leads them to adopt techniques that protect their most valuable asset., What data encryption, applied to data at rest and in motion.
  2. Best Cloud Security Tools: Cloud computing service providers give their customers more freedom to choose the type of security options they prefer. What characterizes them mainly are their precios bajos y el hecho de que las empresas IaaS Y PaaS lo facilitan.
  3. More experienced professionals and better support: the combination of talent, experience and means is difficult to achieve and very expensive for some companies, who find that their budget cannot be stretched that much. The security as a service solves this question by allowing them to find what they are looking for in the cloud, where they can find solutions tailored to their needs.

  4. Blockchain: a buzzword, especially in environments dedicated to Cloud Computing, and that refers to third party verification. It consists of the application of a distributed consensus method that decentralizes and makes this type of verification cheaper, increasing its effectiveness.

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  5. Exclusivity in profiles: one of the biggest steps that has been taken in terms of cloud data protection is related to authentication systems. Nowadays, this type of method has come so far, thanks to new architectures, that it is now possible to collect and collate information from various sources and in any format to create profiles linked to IDs that recognize user behavior and can detect everything that happens. out of the norm, immediately warning of misuse or malicious use.
  6. Global security: IoT brought to this field, allows thousands of security sensors all over the world cares monitor data transactions by identifying threats prematurely to lock them in time using the right tool, automatically and in real time.

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Cloud architecture, trends in the new normal

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The exponential growth that cloud storage had during 2020, plus consolidation as an enabling environment for efficient and secure data management, make cloud security or Cloud Security take a leading role and, in our opinion, can't be postponed. on CIO agendas for 2021.

Is your company considering adopting security measures to ensure the privacy of data in the cloud? Do you have any questions about it?

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