The Cloud Security Maturity Model (CSMM) is an industry standard for best practices in cloud security. It captures the best learnings from early migrations to the cloud, as the security industry learned from early failures to secure applications, infrastructure and data. 

In the current age of large-scale cloud journeys, complex multi-cloud enterprises should be aiming for the CSMM’s highest maturity level – Level 5. How you get there from where you are now – and why you should – is the subject of this session, where we discuss: 

-  The importance of the CSMM
-  How the CSMM gives you the opportunity to look at security holistically, and why it’s important to start with the end in mind
-  How to achieve a DevSecOps culture by leveraging the CSMM
-  Why the CSMM relies on a policy-first security strategy

How To Put the Cloud Security Maturity Model into Practice

What are your most pressing security needs? How should you address them? Where does cloud governance fit into the picture?

As you build cloud applications, your cloud risk grows, especially in the areas of development and operations, and security and compliance. Common challenges can feel overwhelming, from organizing and governing your cloud infrastructure and understanding your risk posture to finding cloud posture management strategies and solutions that match the unique requirements of your business. The plethora of tools and solutions on the market only exacerbates the complexity. 
 
Knowing which path to take helps you create a sustainable strategy that accelerates your business.

Join us as we discuss: 
-  How and why to leverage cloud governance as a security strategy
-  How cloud governance can solve your security challenges right now
-  How to simplify your solutions to common security challenges by taking a centrally managed enterprise-wide approach to risk

How Cloud Governance as a Business Strategy Can Solve Your Risk Challenges

Securing your cloud is a headache, and it is only getting more complex. 

Governance is the solution to complex security, and allows risk leaders like you to shift from being reactive to being proactive by integrating both security-as-code and perspective into your strategy. Policy is the key component of cloud governance, connecting your business requirements to your desired risk outcomes. Security-as-code allows you to get the right message to and from the right people at the right time, providing the perspective people need to make confident decisions, despite complexity. 

Join us in the final episode of this series as we discuss: 

-  Why cloud governance is the best way to manage cloud risk
-  Why cloud governance must leverage security-as-code
-  How to supply your executive team, board members and customers with real-time insight into your security posture
-  How cloud governance enables better collaboration and higher employee satisfaction

How To Mitigate Cloud Risk with Security-as-Code

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