Misconfiguration is a major security threat as it is one of the easiest ways for cybercriminals to take advantage of by instigating a ransomware attack on the system. Some common examples include insufficient access restrictions, permissive storage policies, exposure of unencrypted data to the public, and using open repositories for storing passwords.
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As per 2022 Cloud Security Report by Check Point Software Technologies, 27% of organizations have been victims of misconfiguration. Misconfigured Cloud Services have been on the rise. Other sectors which use the cloud and store highly sensitive data include banking and financial services, government agencies, and e-commerce portals, are also heavily targeted for cyberattacks. The healthcare and medical device industry which stores patient data is one of the highly attacked industries. Hackers look for a loophole in the security defenses and enter the system through a connected device or cloud service to gain access. The top five emerging cloud security threats include data breaches, misconfigured cloud services, poor access management, malware infection, and API vulnerabilities.ĭata Breaches are one of the biggest security threats in cloud computing. With multiple users having access to data, it makes it more susceptible to attacks, as multi-user means multi-access. This is especially true for multi-cloud environments. In contrast to an on-premise environment, cloud adoption adds newer complexities as more organizations move to the cloud, security threats increase. Various security issues in cloud computing can compromise stored data and make it more vulnerable to attacks. Gartner predicts that worldwide public cloud services will reach USD 805.5 billion in 2025. The guaranteed seamless setup process has encouraged businesses to increasingly move to the cloud. These cloud services are offered by cloud computing companies in various service models such as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). GAVS has transformed IT Enterprise delivery through ZIF’s Discover, Monitor, Analyze, Predict, and Remediate modules, to optimize business services continuity.īroadly, there are three types of cloud - public, private, and hybrid.
GAVS’ AIOps platform, Zero Incident Framework ™ (ZIF), enables proactive detection and remediation of incidents and increases uptime, helping organizations drive towards a Zero Incident Enterprise™. GAVS is a global IT services provider with focus on AI-led Managed Services and Digital Transformation.
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