The state of cloud configuration security practices today [webinar]
Join this discussion to learn how organizations can improve cloud infrastructure security practices and avoid cloud misconfigurations
Hear our experts reveal and discuss the results of Cyber Security Hub’s State of Cloud Configuration Security Practices survey
The use of the cloud is set to grow exponentially throughout 2022. The Cloud Configuration Security Practices survey conducted by Cyber Security Hub found that the number of applications organizations have in the cloud will increase substantially.
As of November 2021 enterprise companies in sectors that include financial services, healthcare and communications have on average 40 applications deployed in the cloud, this is set to expand to closer to 900 applications over the next 12 months.
The increased number of applications in the cloud means a higher level of risk and greater opportunity for threat actors to access and abuse business critical information via cloud misconfigurations.
This discussion will dive into some of the biggest challenges being faced by organizations today, why they are being faced and how to remedy them.
During this webinar you will learn:
- What challenges organizations face today as the number of cloud applications increases
- Why infrastructure-as-code security tools are important to cloud security
- Where automation can ensure higher levels of security
- How to use cloud provider’s governance and policy tools
Speaker
Don Duet
Chairman and co-founder
Concourse Labs
Duet is currently chairman and co-founder of Concourse Labs. Prior to founding Concourse Labs in August 2012, he served as a Senior Advisor at McKinsey and President of Vapor.io, a leader in Edge Computing.
Duet spent 28 years at Goldman Sachs, during which time he held senior leadership roles in technology in New York, London, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Within the technology industry, he has been an active and vocal proponent of Open Source and Open Standards communities including acting as a founding board member of the Open Compute Project.
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