Cloud solutions bring numerous facilities to companies, but also offer security risks. Want to know how to combat these threats? Read our article to the end!

A 2020 survey by cybersecurity solutions provider Barracuda showed that 53% of companies have accelerated plans to move their data to a cloud-based environment. This is due to the mass adoption of remote work that has occurred in recent years due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The big problem is that this change makes organizations even more vulnerable to cyberattacks. To get a sense, according to Gartner, companies running cloud infrastructure services will experience at least 2,300 violations of least privilege policies annually through 2024.

The good news is that we at senhasegura can help you avoid losses caused by the lack of adequate protection for your cloud environments. We were even recently listed as Challengers in the KuppingerCole Leadership Compass for DREAM report, which deals with the subject.

Check out our main cloud solutions below:

DevOps Secrets Management

Today, the software delivery pipeline prioritizes delivering high-quality products and services quickly and effectively.

The DevOps methodology is one way to do this, after all, it brings together the development and operations teams, which used to work separately, through the extensive use of automation, with a focus on rapid and continuous deployment, integration, delivery, and development.

Many organizations use this concept because of its numerous benefits, which include security concerns. According to information from Gartner, by this year, 25% of all software development companies will follow DevOps methodologies from conception to production.

Thus, the senhasegura solution – the senhasegura DevOps Secret Manager – focuses on the automation, agility, and control necessary to make the environment secure.

ICES

As we suggested in the introduction to this article, managing cloud environments can be challenging for cybersecurity teams, especially given the number and complexity of multi-cloud environments, which can be misconfigured.

Furthermore, most of the rights granted on IaaS are unnecessary, as, according to Gartner, more than 95% of IaaS accounts use, on average, less than 3% of the granted rights.

However, with senhasegura Cloud Entitlements, it is possible to manage risky accesses, through time management controls for the governance of responsibilities in multi-cloud and hybrid IaaS.

Cloud IAM

According to Gartner data, 99% of data leaks that occur in cloud environments are the responsibility of the customer. After all, while cloud providers ensure compliance for their infrastructure and environment, the adoption of security requirements and risk mitigation is up to the user.

In this sense, so that companies can grow safely, senhasegura provides a unique feature, Cloud IAM, which allows provisioning, de-provisioning and access flows for users and entry keys in Cloud environments.

Conclusion

In this article, we presented some senhasegura’s solutions to protect cloud environments. If you liked our content, share it with someone.