Dealing With Cloud Security Challenges [extract]

Dealing With Cloud Security Challenge

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Cloud computing is a term used to describe the delivery of on-demand computing resources, hardware, storage, databases, networking, and software, to businesses, organisations and individuals on a network which is usually connected via the Internet. 

Cloud computing enables organisations to access and store information without managing their own physical devices or IT infrastructure.

Advances in cloud computing have revolutionised the ways in which businesses can operate. The cloud delivers more flexibility and reliability, increased performance and efficiency, and helps to lower IT costs. So much so that today nearly 85% of enterprises now rely on cloud services to run their servers, host applications, and store critical data.

It also improves innovation, allowing organisations to achieve faster time to market and incorporate AI and machine learning use cases into their strategies. These primary benefits can also translate into other related benefits that can help to boost productivity, support remote workforces, and improve operational efficiency.

From data gathering and storage to interconnected, convenient working to fast scalability, they offer huge advantages that streamline processes, support flexible and sustainable growth, improve customer experiences, and boost competitiveness, amongst many others.

All companies face security risks, threats, and challenges every day. Many think these terms all mean the same thing, but they’re much more nuanced and require a different approach.

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