#CloudSecurity #Apple #Facebook

Cloud security is a shared Responsibility



Cloud security is all about how to secure data, applications and infrastructure intrinsic to the use of cloud computing, including policies, technologies and controls. With this the organisation can improve operational agility and reduce costs, organizations are increasingly distributing cloud-based applications and their data among varying environments. These environments include private clouds, hybrid or dedicated public clouds, and software-as-a -service (SaaS) applications, each bringing unique agility benefits and security issues. There is growing concerns over data exposure have made cloud security a priority. The challenge lies in balancing an organization’s need for agility with the need to improve the security of applications as well as that of data as it moves between various clouds.

Cloud service providers adhere to a shared security responsibility model, which means your security team maintains some responsibilities for security as you move applications, data, containers, and workloads to the cloud, while the provider takes some responsibility, but not all. A number of different teams within an organization could be responsible for cloud security, those includes, the network team, security team, apps team, compliance team or the infrastructure team. As organizations transition from private clouds to public clouds or SaaS applications, they may rely on their vendors to secure the data, apps and infrastructure. However, whatever platform security measures are used, the organization still maintains responsibility for the security of its own data.

Today's Headline in NewsHours
0:00 Intro
2:00 #Apple introduces a no-code AI platform
2:49 #Hackers infecting gamers' PCs with malware to mine cryptos
3:34 #Facebook, #Google Officers Summoned By #ShashiTharoor -Led Panel Tomorrow
4:14 #RockwellAutomation acquires in.