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We conducted a survey, sponsored by Accenture, to ask security and DevOps leaders on the forefront of the cloud and cloud native security ecosystem:
What's happening in cloud native security today and what's working best for organizations?
80%
of respondents say their company’s cloud infrastructure is constantly evolving.
75%
believe that threats to cloud systems are outpacing cloud security tools, systems and solutions.
51%
of respondents from organizations with a high level of security preparedness agreed that using a single end-to-end cloud security solution would improve their cloud security posture.
Recommended actions to improve your organization’s cloud security preparedness level.
Main challenges organizations face when keeping their cloud estate secure.
Main stages to cloud security preparedness.
Critical findings from Spring 2020's Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report:
IaC templates are not the issue. The problem lies in their flawed building process.
of CloudFormation templates contain at least one insecure configuration
of Amazon S3 buckets don’t have server-side encryption enabled
of cloud user-configured S3 buckets don’t have logging enabled
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