Protecting your mission-critical data and workloads
As opportunities within the cloud landscape grow, so do the number of vulnerabilities. That’s why it should come as no surprise that 91% of businesses are concerned about cloud security.2 From data breaches to account hijacking to insufficient access management internally, enterprise IT teams can quickly find themselves struggling to stay on top of such a broad range of security threats.
Filling the gaps for better cloud security requires detailed knowledge of all the ins and outs of an organization’s systems and infrastructure—sometimes an overwhelming feat even for internal teams as they are often tasked with a multitude of additional responsibilities. Through close collaboration with Ntirety experts, enterprise IT teams can hand off the painstaking details of data protection policies and procedures to cloud partners—not just for immediate protection but for long term safety and compliance.
Sources: * Gartner, 2017. 2. 2019 AWS Cloud Security Report
Due to limited time, resources, and expertise, avoiding security threats and meeting ever-changing compliance regulations can be a huge source of pain for enterprise organizations. Take this quick interactive questionnaire to help determine if your security and compliance strategy is broken.
Fulfilling requirements strains internal IT: Organizations are challenged to monitor complex and frequently updated policies, and to pass audits and risk assessments.
Need to optimize without cutting corners: Optimizing can save enterprises on costs and increase agility, but doing so safely is a challenge.
Staying compliant is a struggle: Depending on your industry and region, regulatory requirements can be overwhelming for internal teams to track.
Risk assessment: A thorough audit of each of the five aspects of cybersecurity: Identification, Protection, Detection, Response, and Recovery.
Defined processes: Auditability and assessment requires planning, preparation, and partnership.
A solid business continuity/disaster recovery plan: Business interruptions from natural disasters, vendor failures and ransomware make this a necessary, practiced function.
Alignment between information security and business priorities: Shadow IT, speed to market, hybrid/cloud complexity, and increasing security needs makes cross-functional alignment a critical component to business success.
Reduced risk: Protected data in an environment that meets strict compliance requirements with regular updates that are handled automatically.
Optimized IT spend: Less cloud waste, decreased downtime, and a reduced risk of paying fines and penalties.
Increased business agility: An empowered organization that can scale as needed, move and place workloads effectively, and stay productive.
A competitive edge: IT professionals that are freed from mundane infrastructure management tasks and able to focus on innovation.
