Whether you are already moving select pieces of your business to the cloud, just starting the cloud conversation, or are considering establishing a hybrid environment, you're in good company.
Organizations move to the cloud in some fashion for its flexibility, scalability, and faster deployment. However, there is still hesitancy in adapting cloud technology due to security concerns as well as compliance requirements, and a lack of visibility and control.
The 2023 Cloud Security Report dives into the challenges and priorities of more than 750 cybersecurity professionals. The use of the cloud to manage workloads is increasing with 39% of respondents having more than half of their workloads in the cloud, and 58% planning to get to that level in the next 12–18 months. Some of the key report findings: Cloud security continues to be a significant issue, with 95% of surveyed organizations concerned about their security posture in public cloud environments. Misconfiguration remains the biggest cloud security risk, according to 59% of cybersecurity professionals. This is closely followed by exfiltration of sensitive data and insecure interfaces/APIs (tied at 51%), and unauthorized access (49%).
And 90% of respondents were looking for a single cloud security platform to provide consistent data protection across their cloud footprint.
How confident are you that your data is secure?
This guide examines the pulse of the cloud, from why companies are leaving on-premise operations to the state of today’s cloud security and file transfer solutions. Use this guide to explore how a robust Managed File Transfer (MFT) solution can help protect your data transfers, in transit and at rest, without compromising the convenience or cost-effectiveness of moving your business to a cloud-based environment.