Introduction
Many organizations are considering adopting cloud computing, the next major milestone in technology and business collaboration. Cloud computing is the use of hardware and software resources that are delivered as a service, typically over the Internet. It entrusts remote services with users’ data, software, and computation.
Cloud computing potentially enables organizations to increase their business model capabilities and their ability to scale up while avoiding significant investments in infrastructure, training, personnel, and software. One of the benefits of using cloud computing is the sheer accessibility of data. Employees from anywhere in the world can access your critical applications. However, the many benefits provided by cloud computing are also accompanied by the appearance of new risks.
With more businesses running vital business computing functions in the cloud today, cloud security is a must as attackers seek to exploit vulnerabilities and gain unauthorized access to sensitive data. When it comes to the importance of cloud security, there are no two ways about it. Maintaining security has become all the more important with so many recent breaches and
technological attacks.
Fees:
USD249 for Regular Participants
USD199 for ISACA/ISC2 Member