Implementing zero trust in a business environment requires a shift in mindset from the traditional perimeter-based security model to a more dynamic approach. Instead of relying on a network perimeter to protect sensitive data, zero trust requires businesses to adopt a holistic approach to security.
In today’s digital world, the cloud has become an indispensable tool for banks. Cloud computing enables banks to store and secure large amounts of data, provide better customer service, and reduce operational costs. But is the cloud a sustainable digital solution for banks? Let’s explore.
In today’s digital world, the cloud has become an indispensable tool for banks. Cloud computing enables banks to store and secure large amounts of data, provide better customer service, and reduce operational costs. But is the cloud a sustainable digital solution for banks? Let’s explore.
The road to Zero-Trust will be different for every organization and adopting these key tenets will be a journey. The transformation for zero trust will require an understanding of the associative mechanism as well as a thorough assessment of the organizational readiness, business benefits and capabilities needed to maximize the operational outcome.
Gone are the days when organizations deployed one or two countermeasures, mostly antivirus and firewalls, for the most common security threats and thought it would help. As more and more sophisticated attacks grew these security measures were effective against only a small portion of attacks. This gave way to Multi-Layered Security Solutions.
The benefits of being a part of cloud technology have been attracting organizations of all sizes, especially in the post-pandemic world. As more and more technologies like artificial intelligence, (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) and, remote and hybrid working are being supported on a day-to-day basis by the cloud, the need and popularity are on an upward move every year.
As per research, the Global Hybrid Cloud Market size will reach USD 173.33 billion with a CAGR of 22.25% by 2025. Most organizations are moving towards hybrid cloud as they have understood that no single cloud is a one-size-fits-all solution. This means that the CIOs and technology support teams need to not just evaluate an array of services to which their businesses can connect and benefit but understand if they can manage them for better results.
Cloud migration has garnered much-needed attention from organizations considering the benefits it provides in terms of business continuity.
The use of cloud resources offers several benefits in the accounting field which has raised the level of operational efficiency. Given the range of benefits, it is no surprise that cloud resources have become the go-to technology in the accounting field.
Going green in energy usage is a welcoming trend for businesses. As a significant energy consumer, the cloud industry has always been held accountable. Sustainability is not just an obligation but a necessity to ensure that the future stays stable and clean.