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Accelerating Cloud Adoption with Access Control, Data Security, and Visibility
In the third part of his blog series, Ken Silva, VP of operations and infrastructure, outlines the access controls, data protection, and visibility that professionals like him need to adopt the cloud
Security: The Great Holdup to Cloud Adoption
Ken Silva, VP of operations and infrastructure, believes security has slowed cloud adoption, but, ironically, the thing you fear the most is the thing you should fear the least.
The Simple Path to Securing and Controlling Your Application Data
Learn how to use Ionic Machina to secure and control access to your application data. Whether you’re a software development team lead at a prestigious financial institution assigned to redact personally identifiable information (PII) before releasing the next bankruptcy report, or you’re part of a…
Insider Threat and Supply Chain Risk Reduction – in Real-Time
Ben Halpert, VP of risk and corporate security, reduces the risk of insider threats and supply chain breaches with encryption, consistent policy enforcement, and visibility across technical silos.
Operational Benefits of Google Cloud’s External Key Manager: Privileged Access Management, Use Case Expansion, and Cost Savings
With the release of Machina for Google Cloud EKM, Jimmy Baker, senior director of operations, covers the benefits it offers operational teams: privileged access management, new use cases, and cost savings.
Cloud Adoption: Accelerating Innovation and Risks
Ken Silva, VP of operations and infrastructure, discusses the rate of cloud adoption. While the technology brings innovation, cloud security hasn’t grown at the same rate as the cloud itself.
Supply Chain Security for the Cloud: Data Security Standards
Zach Braun, senior manager of security and network operations centers, discusses supply chain security and data protection standards – SAML, OAuth, XACML, and Machina – for cloud solution providers.