Understand why enterprise cybersecurity responsibilities don’t simply transfer to the cloud service provider; Learn how to approach understanding and identifying the appropriate delineation of risk ...

Agencies can and should collaborate more closely with internal stakeholders and cloud service providers to work toward cyber resilience by design. Cyberattacks targeting state and local power grids, ...

The shared responsibility model "is contractually and legally correct, but it doesn't ... embody the right philosophical approach for security," CISO Phil Venables said. “The shared responsibility ...

Widespread tech outages have highlighted a crucial insight into today's data ecosystem. In our increasingly interconnected world, the risks associated with vendor relationships don't stop with ...

The COVID-19 pandemic changed business practices worldwide. The traditional workplace transformed; for many, the “new norm” is now a home office and a virtual workplace with employees holding meetings ...

Cloud security breaches happen, and when they do, it's common for finger-pointing to follow. There's an opportunity for both cloud users and cloud service providers (CSPs) to work together to ...

Small businesses depend on the cloud: 62% say they store data in public clouds, and 55% manage their workloads using public cloud resources. But the public cloud isn’t monolithic. SMBs can choose ...

The shared responsibility model (SRM) plays a central role in defining how security and operational duties are split between cloud providers and their customers. However, when this model intersects ...

A company representative warned that many organisations still misunderstand the SaaS shared responsibility model. SaaS environments are emerging as an “unaddressed blind spot” in enterprise cyber ...