Cloud security myths you may have heard
Cloud security is a major concern for companies that undertake digital transformation strategies. After all, virtualizing IT capabilities and services can create a sense of loss of control. A study by the Ponemon Institute in several countries, including Brazil, points out that 33% of respondents are unsure or do not agree that their organizations are committed to protecting confidential information in the cloud. Therefore, ensuring that data produced, stored and shared in cloud computing is always available, complete and reliable is a very relevant topic. 1. Public clouds are not secure The word “public” may initially give the impression that the use of software and virtualized equipment is not safe, but this is not true. The public cloud is so named because it is maintained by a provider that delivers resources to multiple customers from one or more data centers. This practice follows strict information security protocols, including well-defined access and operation layers. Hiri...