As cloud adoption continues to grow, here are five best practice guidelines companies can use to assess the capabilities of their cloud providers.
Guidelines for Evaluating Cloud Providers
Click through for five best practice guidelines companies can use to assess the capabilities of their cloud providers, as identified by MetricStream's David Williamson.
Click through for five best practice guidelines companies can use to assess the capabilities of their cloud providers, as identified by MetricStream's David Williamson.
Prioritizing the value of your data (whether public or private).
Considering the different ways a loss event may impact your organization.
Monitoring and managing your third-party relationships with specific loss prevention protocols.
Testing your network for weaknesses, and addressing them swiftly.
Dedicating resources for information stewardship.
According to the Global State of Information Survey led by PwC US in conjunction with CIO Magazine and CSO Magazine, of 10,000 IT and security decision-makers in 127 nations, 69 percent of respondents use cloud-based security services. This number reflects that the cloud has not only proliferated, but has become a staple in the enterprise IT strategy. Given the survey results, which reveal increasing and continued growth of cloud adoption, Williamson has outlined five best practice guidelines for how companies can assess the capabilities of their critical cloud service providers (CSP).