For information security officers just starting to consider their cloud security, the breadth of potential challenges can feel daunting.
Security leaders today are faced with a knowledge and skills gap, talent shortage, adaptability to regulatory compliance, and scalability woes, particularly as the volume of cloud alerts increases in overwhelmingly complex cloud environments. Thankfully, cloud providers and managed services have built a stable groundwork for the modern CISO to stride upon, not only to build strong cloud security posture, but also to foster a culture of security-minded contributors within their organizations.
In this in-depth roundtable discussion, Dylan Hack (Chief Information Security Officer), Reef Dsouza (Principal Solutions Architect at AWS), and Michael St. Onge (Principal Security Architect at Tamnoon) share helpful insights for InfoSec leaders about…
the table-stakes need for robust CSPM programs
the paradigm shifts faced when adopting a cloud provider, such as AWS
the benefits of real-time visibility into the efficacy of compliance, as a metric for the success of your organization
how managed cloud remediation creates a “virtuous flywheel” of security improvement, building a culture of security advocates among your developers
how to handle the woes of transitioning from legacy systems, and how to make sure your new cloud security is proactive, not reactive
Bring the scanner you already run and watch Tamnoon close what Tamnoon can prove safe, and decline the rest on screen.
