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Cloud security is very important for modern computing. Businesses and individuals use cloud services more and more to store, process, and manage data.
Cloud computing has many advantages, such as scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency, but it also brings new security challenges to make sure sensitive information stays confidential, intact, and available.
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Help Net Security has summarized segments from pre-recorded videos where security experts discuss important aspects of cloud security, providing valuable insights and experiences.
Complete videos:
Paul Calatayud, CISO at Aqua Security, discusses the challenges of cloud native security and the lack of understanding about the risks involved in this environment. (video)
Jane Wong, who is the Vice President of Security Products at Splunk, discusses the challenges that organizations are encountering when it comes to protecting their multicloud environments. (video)
Keith Nakasone from VMware discusses how government agencies can utilize multicloud environments to achieve their mission objectives. (Video)
Dimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID, talks about the lack of preparation of companiesDimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID, discusses the challenges of securing data in the cloud. (video)
Andrew Slater, Practice Director – Cloud at Node4, discusses the difficulties organizations face when transferring the remaining 20-30% of their workloads to public cloud platforms. He also addresses the security concerns associated with this process. (Video)
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