Cloud Security
Safeguarding Your Digital Resources: Cloud Security Is Crucial for All Enterprises
Cloud security encompasses the protection of data, applications, and the foundational infrastructure, which consists of configurations, regulations, and controls. Although the cloud offers numerous opportunities for enhancing services, security, and compliance issues remain the primary barriers to its adoption. By implementing a robust cloud security strategy, organizations can operate securely and more efficiently within hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Why Do You
Need Cloud Security?
Why Do You Need Cloud Security?
The implementation of robust cloud security protocols is essential in a landscape where more than 96% of organizations depend on cloud technologies. Implementing these strategies reduces the risks linked to hybrid and multi-cloud settings, ensures adherence to changing regulations, and protects sensitive information from possible breaches. Robust cloud security not only defends the organization but also enhances the confidence of stakeholders and customers. By emphasizing security, businesses can pursue innovation with assurance, optimize their operations, and maximize the benefits of their cloud investments.
The Importance of a Strong Cloud Security Plan
With more cybercriminals focusing on cloud systems, having a strong cloud security strategy is crucial. This plan is important for protecting your company’s reputation and keeping its important data safe.
Emphasize Security
Integrate security protocols into your cloud strategy from the outset to protect your key assets.
Recognize Shared Responsibility
Be aware of the security obligations that are jointly held by your organization and your cloud service provider.
Maintain Compliance
Keep abreast of compliance requirements to prevent penalties and improve your data protection measures.
Avoid Quick Implementation
While the temptation for fast deployment can be strong, it’s crucial to put security first.
Implement Strong Access Controls
Establish strict access controls and authentication measures to ensure that only authorized personnel can access sensitive data.
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Cloud Infrastructure Evaluation
We carry out an in-depth review of your cloud setup to identify vulnerabilities and assess potential risks.
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Cloud Security
Compliance Evaluation
Our experts conduct a comprehensive analysis to verify that your cloud environment adheres to critical regulations such as HIPAA, HITRUST, ISO 27001, SOC 2, and PCI DSS.
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Cloud Penetration Testing
We execute penetration tests across your cloud environment to ensure the absence of vulnerabilities.
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Cloud Security Advisory Services
We assist organizations in securely leveraging cloud computing by ensuring regulatory compliance and providing guidance for the deployment and management of applications on platforms such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, or GCP.
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Cloud Security Audits
Auditing your cloud security can be intricate; therefore, we collaborate closely with clients to conduct comprehensive assessments utilizing both manual and automated techniques.
Cloud Security: The Model of Shared Responsibility
Understanding the shared responsibility framework can improve the security of your cloud setup. However, there are other ways to ensure cloud security besides just knowing this model. Accorian is here to help you put the right security measures in place.
In a public cloud service, security duties are divided between the cloud provider and the customer. The customer is responsible for keeping their specific cloud environment secure, while the cloud provider handles the overall security of the cloud infrastructure.
IaaS
In an IaaS model, both the customer and the cloud provider are accountable for the security of the host infrastructure and network, with the provider overseeing all physical resources. The consumer is responsible for everything else. While this level offers the consumer greater flexibility, it also places a significant amount of responsibility on them. The shared responsibility framework for providers aligns closely with the principles of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS).
PaaS
Within a PaaS model, the customer takes responsibility for application management and access control, whereas the provider handles network security and the physical infrastructure. Platform-as-a-Service typically includes a range of services, application software, as well as virtual machines, and instances.
SaaS
Lastly, within a Software as a Service (SaaS) framework, the customer holds the responsibility for client/endpoint security as well as access control, whereas the provider is responsible for managing all application controls. SaaS companies generally offer applications for consumers or businesses through online platforms. It is important to note that the term "SaaS" does not specifically denote cloud providers, despite the fact that these applications may operate in a cloud environment.
Shared Responsibility between Accorian and The Client
Cloud security isn’t just about protection; it’s about empowering your organization. We implement robust measures and proactive monitoring to secure your cloud infrastructure, ensuring you remain resilient against evolving threats.
Why Choose Accorian?
Cloud services today differ significantly among providers, each presenting a distinct array of tools and utilities. The unique controls, configurations, and frequent updates—often introducing new features and tools almost weekly—can make it difficult for users to sustain a stable and secure cloud environment.
At Accorian, we leverage our deep knowledge in cloud implementation, and security to assist numerous organizations in creating and sustaining a secure cloud environment. We address every facet of cloud computing, guaranteeing your security throughout the entire process.