Cloud security is a shared responsibility between the vendor and the organization. However, the organization is always responsible for securing its own data.
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Proper cloud security requires consistent security, segmented business applications that use zero trust principles, and centrally managed security deployments.
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SaaS applications provide tremendous value to end users. SaaS delivery will nearly five times more outpace traditional software product delivery.
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Compared with a standalone CASB, an integrated, next-generation security platform embraces SaaS as an extension of IT infrastructure to vastly minimize risk.
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Effective SaaS security incorporates complete visibility, deep analytics, granular policy control, as well as application grouping based on level of trust.
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Secure migration from physical datacenters onto the Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform requires: access control, segmentation, and streamlined management.
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A natively integrated next-generation security platform can help secure Microsoft applications through safe enablement, consistent protection, and prevention of known and unknown threats.
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SaaS applications pose high levels of risk. Safely enabling Microsoft Office 365 requires visibility, network control, and data risk inspection capabilities.
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