Ensuring security and compliance in the cloud is – quite rightly – amongst the biggest concerns of most cloud adopters. As a public cloud customer, you might think that cloud compliance falls firmly into the remit of your cloud provider. But, in reality, this isn’t the case at all. You see, cloud security is a shared responsibility between both the customer and the cloud provider. But what exactly do you need to do? Both Microsoft Azure and AWS have developed shared responsibility models to outline the requirements and best practice approaches. So here, we delve into them a little deeper… What is the shared responsibility…
For businesses that rely on the power and performance of dedicated servers, one of the biggest choices they face when setting up infrastructure is whether to choose colocation or managed web hosting. Both options provide an off-premises solution, offering greater scalability, security and cost-effectiveness than on-prem servers. The main difference…
With a recent survey revealing that 86% of businesses expect an increase in cyber-threats over the next 12 months, it’s clear that the ever-evolving threat landscape is a major concern for organisations of all sizes. Understanding the distinction between endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools and security information and event management (SIEM) platforms…
