Cloud Security

What is Cloud Security?

Cloud security, also known as cloud computing security, is a set of security safeguards meant to safeguard cloud-based infrastructure, applications, and data. These safeguards cover user and device authentication, data and resource access management, and data privacy. They also aid in the compliance of regulatory data. Cloud security is used in cloud environments to secure a company's data against DDoS assaults, malware, hackers, and unauthorized user access or use.

Why is Cloud Security important?

Because most businesses now use cloud computing in some way or another, cloud security is crucial.
Protecting data and business information, such as customer orders, confidential design blueprints, and financial records is a critical component of cloud security. Preventing data leaks and theft is crucial for retaining your customers' trust and safeguarding the assets that contribute to your competitive edge. The capacity of cloud security to protect your data and assets makes it critical for any firm transitioning to the cloud.

Types of Cloud Environment

• Private Clouds
• Public Clouds
• Hybrid Clouds

References

[1] Box, 'What is Cloud Security?' (online, 2022) <https://www.box.com/resources/what-is-cloud-security>