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  As cloud infrastructure continues to grow and evolve, personnel needs increase, and cybercriminals grow smarter, it is not enough for a business to depend only on industry regulations for protection from security breaches. The need to be continuously aware and on guard against threats makes it imperative for businesses to take an automated approach to cloud security. Continuous security is an environment in which any vulnerability or potential threat is immediately flagged and the network security team notified, and given procedures to fix them. This approach provides a resilient barrier to your cloud environment.   The chief reasons why a business needs to adopt Continuous Security actively, include: – Dynamic implementation – Multiple services – Systems and workloads operating in the cloud, and thus need central security https://teleglobals.com/continuous-security-on-aws-why-its-important-for-businesses/

  For the 11th successive year, Gartner has named AWS as their Magic Quadrant Leader. AWS’s leadership position is not news. AWS is well recognized for its flexible, secure and highly-available cloud environment. Many businesses rely on AWS to provide the infrastructure and services required to run their business applications securely and confidently in an ever-evolving business environment. In addition to the many infrastructural advantages AWS provides, from data centers to ongoing innovations like Serverless, customers get the benefit of a network architected to secure information, applications, and identities. AWS provides services and features to help organizations meet core security and compliances, such as data-protection, data locality, and confidentiality. Here are five key ways AWS helps take the burden of security off organizations’ shoulders. https://teleglobals.com/five-ways-aws-helps-you-meet-security-requirements/

For the eighth year in a row, AWS has been ranked in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant as the No. 1 IaaS provider. This is a clear indicator of the trust companies show in AWS, by migrating to AWS and adopting AWS services. Despite this, most companies, across industry segments have much to learn about AWS best practices for security. Organizations—across industries—should start to address their security concerns, or map them, by answering the following three questions: Who can access my applications and when are they being accessed? How is it possible for us to better monitor key file changes? How can we ensure of being notified in time in the event of an anomalous occurrence? This article looks at the key ways organizations can identify and meet the most common of challenges to AWS security. Beware of Misconfigurations It is common to see organizations give priority to putting tools and controls in place before establishing security strategy. It is far better and more practical to assess a co...