Most
organizations are transforming their IT operations by using cloud
technologies and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications to move
faster and lower costs. However, this shift requires security teams to
change their approach, as conventional security information and event
management (SIEM) implementations are not designed for the cloud. Delta
Risk, a global provider of cyber security and security consulting
services, will address this topic in a webinar on December 5 on "Why
Your SIEM Won't Work for Your SaaS Applications."
Register now: https://www.deltarisk.com/resources/webinars
The
live webcast, featuring John Hawley, Vice President of Managed
Security, will explore how organizations can secure their cloud
applications faster and more cost-effectively with cloud-specific
solutions.
Attendees will also learn about:
- The current cloud security landscape
- Pros and cons of SIEM versus cloud-specific solutions
- Steps to implement a cloud security solution
"The
rapid migration to the cloud is changing the role of IT and security
professionals, and it requires a new way of thinking about data
protection and access management," said Hawley. "Cloud-native security
solutions offer better threat detection and less manual effort for
organizations that are using SaaS applications than traditional SIEM
approaches."
According
to IDG's 2018 Cloud Computing study, more than 90 percent of businesses
have at least one application in the cloud currently, or plan to in the
next 12 months. Although cloud providers include security measures, IT
professionals still face a variety of security challenges with SaaS,
including lack of visibility into who is accessing applications and
insufficient access controls.
Built
with a cloud-first approach, Delta Risk's solutions provide clients
with native integration to Microsoft Office 365, Google GSuite,
Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and the Google Cloud
Platform.