Name: Mastering Multi Cloud Security: Strategies and Solutions
Start: 2023-10-24T16:00:00Z
End: 2023-10-24T16:00:30.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

Panoptica, Cisco’s Cloud Application Security solution, provides end-to-end lifecycle protection for cloud native application environments. It empowers organizations to safeguard their APIs, serverless functions, containers, and Kubernetes environments. Panoptica ensures comprehensive cloud security, compliance, and monitoring at scale, offering deep visibility, contextual risk assessments, and actionable remediation insights for all your cloud assets. Powered by graph-based technology, Panoptica’s Attack Path Engine prioritizes and offers dynamic remediation for vulnerable attack vectors helping security teams quickly identify and remediate potential risks across cloud infrastructures. 

Generative AI has already entered workflows across business departments. But how should you be using GenAI for cloud security to achieve optimal efficiency and value? 
 
Join us in this fireside chat, featuring Papi Menon, VP and Chief Product Officer, Outshift by Cisco and Melinda Marks, Practice Director, Application & Cloud Security, Enterprise Strategy Group, as they discuss: 

• The role of generative AI technology in bolstering cloud security
• GenAI’s ability to autonomously identify and address emerging threats in real-time
• How to enhance overall defense mechanisms in cloud security with generative AI technology

Leveraging GenAI for Cloud Security

As we kick off 2024, join David Terrar, CEO of Cloud Industry Forum and guests for episode 47 of Digital Transformation in Action, where they share trends and predictions for the cloud landscape in the coming year.

Driving Cloud Change in 2024: Trends to Know

The difficulties of securing data in cloud-native applications are many, for example:
• There exists a proliferation of data islands, complicating the creation of a unified cloud security view;
• As microservices are created, evolved, and removed, those islands can remain unused—yet still pose a risk to you;
• Propagation and caching of sensitive data between microservices can result in compliance blindness.

That’s not to mention the variety of data storage formats with which IT pros must contend and protect (such as file, object, block, and SQL). Let’s hit the reset button, shall we?

Join us in this Fireside Chat at the Data Security Risks and Challenges BrightTALK Summit to discover 5 principles—based on the basics—with which you can improve cloud-native app security and to see how CNAPP solutions are making a real difference. Tim Miller, Technical Marketing Engineer at Outshift by Cisco joins the discussion with Enterprise Strategy Group analysts.

Securing Your Data in a Cloud-Native Application World

"If there has been a single dominant topic of discussion in 2023, it has to be the rapid rise of generative AI. New developments in the technology have drawn mass attention and it seems like everyone is trying to figure out how best to deploy generative AI in their own organizations. This presents a great opportunity to optimize existing machine learning efforts and automate operations even further – but it also opens the door to dangerous gaps in governance. Without the right protocols, companies can become vulnerable to a host of problems, from data loss and increased attack surface area to copyright issues and misinformation. 

The technology is so new that many organizations won’t yet have clear policies in place around the use of generative AI. And while there are licensed, regulated generative AI tools available, many people are currently using the vast array of free apps that have not been scrutinized from a compliance standpoint. How can teams take advantage of these new opportunities created by generative AI, while maintaining their standards of security and governance? How can teams protect themselves from the risks of shadow IT and create clear governance policies?

Tune into this latest episode of CISO Insights to hear Dan Lohrmann, Earl Duby and guest experts discuss how to govern data and balance the dual threat and opportunity of generative AI.

Threat & Opportunity: Governing Data in the Age of Generative AI

Join David Terrar, CEO of Cloud Industry Forum and guests for episode 44 of Digital Transformation in Action, as they revisit cloud security - with a particular focus on security spend and risk management.

Revisiting Cloud Security: Managing Spend and Risk

After the success and interest in our first cyber myth busting episode, we’re bringing a second instalment to this topic - answering your hot questions, and diving into common cyber misconceptions.

In this special episode of The (Security) Balancing Act, Diana Kelley and cyber experts will sit down, and deep dive into the common cyber myths.

 What misconceptions drive you crazy? Bring your best myths and join Diana Kelley and guests as we decipher common cyber myths in a bid to clear up the confusion.

Blasting Cyber Myths: Part Two

Cybersecurity is so often focused on securing enterprise infrastructures from external threats – for good reason. Cyber attacks are always evolving alongside security protocols, so organizations must stay vigilant. Yet when so many resources are devoted to protecting operations from the outside, it is easy to leave yourself at risk of another kind of attack: insider threats. In fact, a 2023 study from Cybersecurity Insiders found that 74% of organizations are at least moderately vulnerable to insider threats.

Insider threats require an entirely different security approach, especially as they bring up an entirely new problem: accidental or unintentional threats. Not all internal damage is done maliciously, with many incidences tied more to human error than criminal intent. The Ponemon’s Institute’s “2022 Cost of Insider Threats Global Report” found that over half of insider threats (56%) came from employee or contractor negligence. Creating an internally secure environment for your organization therefore requires a multi-pronged strategy that can protect against both intentional and unintentional attacks.

In this episode of CISO Insights, series hosts Dan Lohrmann and Earl Duby will be joined by security experts to break down what it takes to tackle insider threats.

From Inside the House: Tackling Intentional & Unintentional Insider Threats

As more organizations adopt microservices, containers, Kubernetes, and serverless architectures, the complexity of their IT environments continues to grow, creating an expanded attack surface. Given the dynamic and complex nature of cloud-native environments, how confident are you in your development and security teams' ability to identify and prioritize the most significant security risks and remediate vulnerabilities in a timely manner to reduce the risk of a security breach? 
 
To secure cloud-native applications, organizations use multiple tools from different vendors. However, these tools are often not developer-friendly, creating a fragmented view of risk. This results in an excessive number of alerts that can waste developers' time and delay remediation efforts.
 
Join this fireside chat to learn why you need an end-to-end cloud application security solution in today’s dynamic and complex multi-cloud environment. And why it’s essential to address the most significant risks first, reducing the risk of a breach and saving valuable time and resources when time is of the essence.
 
Key takeaways:
 
• Improve Visibility: Gain real-time insights into security issues across cloud assets to reduce compliance violations and expedite deployment of cloud-native apps.
• Contextualize Risks: Prioritize vulnerabilities that can have the most significant impact on cloud apps.
• Enable Security through Collaboration: Prioritize vulnerabilities through collaboration among teams to develop effective remediation plans.

How to Prioritize Critical Vulnerabilities to Protect Your Cloud Applications

Video: How to Prioritize Critical Vulnerabilities to Protect Cloud Applications

Context is critical as IT professionals are tasked with making sense of vulnerabilities in a cloud-native world. For example, vulnerabilities can happen at any point in the app development cycle (CNAPP), and security pros are staring down the tunnel of information overload with unceasing alerts.

With so much on their plates, how can these pros dial into the security vulnerabilities that are a must-tackle and protect their cloud-native environments?

ESG Senior Analyst Melinda Marks sits down with Papi Menon, VP of Product Management, Emerging Technologies & Incubation at Cisco Panoptica, to discuss this topic and explain:

•        Context is critical: why does vulnerability matter?
•        How Cisco’s Panoptica helps secure your cloud journey
•        Why a trusted partner like Cisco matters in your cloud security

Context is Critical: Making Sense of Vulnerabilities in a Cloud-Native World

The Global Cloud-native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) Market size is expected to reach $21.2 billion by 2028, rising at a market growth of 18.6% CAGR. Adopting cloud-native architectures can significantly reduce IT costs, improve operational efficiency, and increase development speed and agility—although, they also introduce security risks, such as vulnerabilities in containers, microservices, and APIs. 

Implementing the proper security measures in this context requires a cloud-native security approach, in which solutions are purpose-built for cloud environments and can leverage automation and machine learning to detect and respond to security threats in real-time. 

Watch this exclusive Fireside Chat with experts from Cisco and BrightTALK to discover the key to unlocking cloud-native application modernization in today’s sprawling environments, alongside a discussion on how to formulate a cloud-native app security protection plan.

Unlocking Business Potential with Cloud-Native Application Modernization

Panoptica's dashboard makes it easy for security engineers to figure what risks to deal with by highlighting them based on pods, APIs, and serverless functions, and the miTRE Attack framework. This video gives you a complete overview of the Panoptica dashboard.

How to: Use the Panoptica Dashboard

Panoptica's API Security dashboard presents a prioritized list of the top six security risk findings identified in your cloud environments. This video shows how Panoptica helps you drill down into advanced API risk assessments.

How to: Identify API Risks in Your Cloud-Native Environments

Panoptica gives you visibility into all the functions deployed in your cloud accounts. This video shows you how Panoptica inspects your Serverless runtime environment for risks, vulnerabilities, and leakage of secrets.

How to: Visibility Assessment & Remediation of Risks in Serverless Environments

Panoptica's assessment information comes from its runtime scans and CI?CD pipeline events. This video shows you how Panoptica provides a complete inventory of your cluster and the workloads it is running.

How to: Get a Comprehensive View of K8 Clusters and Running Workloads

Obtaining a comprehensive inventory of your runtime environment in Panoptica starts with onboarding your Kubernetes cluster. This video provides a step-by-step tutorial of how to set up Panoptica for a standard cluster deployment or a more advanced deployment.

How to: Set Up a Cluster in Panoptica

Join Helen Beal, Chief Ambassador at DevOps Institute and guests for episode 35 of Day-to-Day DevOps, where they discuss all things GitOps.

This discussion will explore:

- GitOps as an operations model and how it accelerates software delivery
- GitOps vs DevOps
- The role of GitOps in a DevSecOps world
- How GitOps is evolving secure development, API security and CI/CD pipeline security
- And more

Gaining Insight Into GitOps

Cloud security is under siege by creepy critters, but fear not! Join us in an epic session to master the art of defending your cloud with Microsoft Defender for Cloud. Dive into immersive experiences and live demonstrations while uncovering the lurking issues that haunt Defender for Cloud configurations. Arm yourself for the ultimate battle against cloud-based terrors. 

During this webinar, our Microsoft cloud and security experts will: 
· Explain the common challenges that plague private, public, and hybrid cloud environments
· Provide a live demonstration of Microsoft Defender for Cloud so you can experience its CSPM and CWP capabilities across multi-cloud and hybrid environments
· Learn the most common misconfigurations that can lead to potential threats
· Understand how to implement and configure Microsoft Defender for Cloud quickly and efficiently

Presented by:
Tom Lilly - Manager, Cloud Infrastructure & Apps

Using Microsoft Defender to Protect Your Cloud from Creepy Critters

In an era where digital environments transcend borders and weave intricate connections between systems, the cloud has emerged as a revolutionary power, reshaping the landscape of business operations and collaboration. While enterprises eagerly embrace the advantages offered by cloud computing, its introduction necessitates protection of these virtual realms from an ever-expanding spectrum of risks. 

The presentation from TD Bank's Pankul Chitrav uncovers the complex web of security hurdles inherent in the realm of the cloud, equipping us with a comprehension of the tools and strategies that lay the foundation of cloud security.

Secure Cloudscape: Exploring Cloud Security Solutions

Organizations using legacy tools should be concerned about the growing specter of sophisticated cyber threats – especially those with advanced malware. Many firms only focus on misconfigurations and vulnerability management, but detection and response of threats must be added for a more complete security solution. How can deep learning AI be used for threat detection in container security and cloud detection and response? 

Join us on Tuesday September 19 at 8 AM PT for the cloud AI cybersecurity fireside chat with a Qualys VP of Product Management. In this informative event, you'll learn how to leverage cutting-edge cloud technology to detect and combat the sophisticated challenges posed by malware and other threats. 

Here’s what you’ll learn during this event: 
• What are the limitations of traditional endpoint security tools in the cloud? 
• What are the latest escalating threats and malicious cloud activities, such as ELF malware?
• Why do cloud threat go undetected for long periods of time?
• How can you better manage and reduce cloud risks with deep learning AI?
• How can detect sophisticated malware in cloud containers?
• How can you protect your product environment with cloud detection and response at runtime?

Defeating Cloud Threats and Malware with AI

Prioritizing sound security hygiene is a highly effective practice for companies to significantly reduce the risk of security incidents, but unfortunately, is often overlooked. 

In this presentation, Bojan Magusic, program manager and author of Azure Security, will share a real-world security incident (without disclosing specific details or names). He will provide an overview of the incident, including its effects on the organization, followed by a discussion of potential preventive measures. Bojan will also share trends he sees in the real world, some best practices on how organizations should approach governance, readiness, and leadership support, and more.

At the end of this session, you can expect to:
- Be able to explain why cloud security posture should be an organizational-wide priority. 
- Understand how lack of security hygiene can impact your organization and its business.
- Understand which security misconfigurations of cloud services you should prioritize and fix first. 
- Understand which cloud services are targeted more often than others, even across multi-cloud.
- Learn how to use infrastructure as code to embed security hygiene into pre-deployment.

Why Should Cloud Security Posture Be Your #1 Priority?

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, security incidents are a constant threat. To effectively protect your cloud infrastructure and data, mastering automated incident response is no longer an option -- it's a necessity. Join us for an insightful session as we delve into the world of cloud incident response automation.

In this session, we will explore the strategies and essential tools that empower organizations to respond swiftly and decisively to security incidents in the cloud. We'll uncover the key considerations and best practices that can mean the difference between a minor hiccup and a full-blown security breach. We will be covering
- Understand why automation is a game-changer in cloud incident response. Discover how it reduces response time, minimizes human error, and ensures consistent actions in the face of threats.
- Learn battle-tested strategies for crafting a robust incident response plan tailored to your cloud environment. From threat detection to containment and recovery, we'll cover it all.
- Explore the cutting-edge tools and technologies that can help you implement your automated incident response strategy effectively. 
- Strategies for introducing automation, iteratively investing and measuring effectiveness. 
- How recent developments in Artificial Intelligence have reduced noise and resulted in effective scenario recognition and response. 

About the speaker
Elango is an CISSP certified and accomplished technology leader with 20+ years of experience building high-performance engineering organizations for high-tech and financial services businesses across multiple geographies. With an in-depth understanding of governance, compliance, regulatory, and cybersecurity requirements of ASEAN markets, Elango has championed several cloud implementations that meet the highest standards of security and compliance for top-tier banks across Singapore, Thailand and the United States.

Mastering Automated Cloud Security Incident Response: Strategies and Tools

Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM) has emerged as a key component of modern cybersecurity strategies. CIEM offerings are specialized identity solutions designed to manage cloud entitlements and mitigate the risk of a security breach.

While the global CIEM market size is projected to grow from USD 1.2 billion in 2023 to USD 7.5 billion by 2028, our Cloud Security Practice Director, Jonathan Villa and Vice President, IAM, Kevin Converse, explore today’s benefits of CIEM security, detailing how it aids in managing cloud identity, entitlements and access as well as trends that IAM leaders should consider to evolve their roadmaps and architecture.

Only from GuidePoint Security. October 25 at 2pm ET.

The Alchemists of Cloud Security: Transmuting Threats with CIEM and IAM

What, if any, are the concrete security steps that your company should take when considering a cloud migration? Or, if you already operate in the cloud—or multiple clouds—how do you gain full visibility into your cloud security health?

The simple, yet chilling, answer is that you likely don’t have as firm a pulse on cloud security across your dispersed workloads as you think—an issue which balloons as you pile on more point solutions for each cloud platform. 

With these challenges in mind, how can you best protect your organization when transitioning to or operating in the cloud? Register for this Fireside Chat with Prisma Cloud, to discover how, as well as:

1. How to simplify your cloud security portfolio
2. Current cloud security trends 
3. Insight into Prisma Cloud’s AI-fueled threat intelligence 
4. And how to use AI to close any security gaps

Cloud Security Trends, Challenges & Threat Intelligence Best Practices

In today's fast-evolving business landscape, digital transformation is no longer a choice but a necessity. Leading organizations from various industries are embracing a cloud- and digital-first approach to reshape how they operate. This transformation extends beyond customer and employee interactions, touching every aspect of their business, including collaborations with business partners and third-party entities.

In this session, we will delve into the critical topic of B2B interactions within the context of digital transformation. We'll address the challenges and opportunities that arise when organizations strive to make their mission-critical digital services and data accessible to external partners in a secure, cost-effective, and seamless manner.

Join us as we explore:

- The Evolving Landscape: Understand how digital transformation is redefining B2B interactions in today's business world.
- Challenges at Hand: Discover the security, operational, and user experience challenges that organizations encounter in the complex realm of modern B2B interactions.
- The Role of IAM: Gain insights into why Identity and Access Management (IAM) is the key for addressing these challenges effectively.
- Shortcomings of Existing Solutions: Explore the limitations of traditional IAM tools and processes and how they often fall short of meeting the demands of modern B2B interactions.
- Alternative Approaches: Learn about innovative and alternative approaches to B2B IAM that not only enhance business agility but also fortify security measures and elevate partner experiences.

Bridge the gap in your digital transformation journey when it comes to B2B interactions. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the digital landscape and revolutionize your approach to partner collaboration.

B2B Interactions: A Blind Spot in Your Digital Transformation

As Kubernetes continues to revolutionize container orchestration, understanding how to secure your clusters becomes increasingly vital. In this discussion we'll focus on fundamental principles of access control, from the foundations of authentication methods to the intricate world of Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), creating and managing roles. We'll also look at the world of open-source tools designed to simplify access management. Discover how Paralus - a Kubernetes access management tool - can simplify and enhance your access management practices, offering you an added layer of confidence in securing your Kubernetes clusters. 

Whether you're a Kubernetes veteran or just venturing into the world of containerization, this talk promises to deliver fresh insight.

Securing Kubernetes: Exploring Access Management Techniques

The digital identity landscape is at a crossroads. We've pushed the boundaries of centralized federation systems to their limits. In our digital-first world, ensuring a person's identity is genuine is critical to eliminating fraud and compromised credentials. Enter Decentralized Identity: the game-changer.
 
Visualize a world where your credentials, academic or professional, are instantly verifiable without needing a third party. We’ll explore a number of key use cases, from travel without bulky paperwork to foolproof online transactions.

This webinar provides the foundation knowledge of decentralized identity, including credentialing and verification. Decentralized identity promises unmatched security, unparalleled user experience, and privacy. Join us to learn how you can reshape digital identity.

Presenters: Frank Cardello (Executive Advisor, Decentralized Identity) and Darell Geusz (Product Lead, Neo)

An Introduction To: Decentralized Identity

As organizations move to adopt multi-cloud architectures to leverage the benefits of multiple cloud service providers, achieving high security is both more essential and more elusive. 

The complexity of multi-cloud environments poses unique challenges, such as securing data across different cloud platforms, managing access controls, and mitigating risks associated with inter-cloud communication. 

In this webinar, we will explore key considerations and best practices for securing multi-cloud architectures. We will discuss strategies for protecting data in transit and at rest, implementing encryption, and managing authentication and authorization in a multi-cloud environment. We will also review techniques for monitoring and detecting security threats, and multi-cloud incident response and recovery.

Steps for Ensuring Multi-Cloud Architecture Security

With many organizations deploying multiple cloud accounts and providers, new opportunities arise for bad actors to exploit the increased attack surface and security loopholes.

In this webinar, we explore the phenomenon of cross-account and cross-provider cloud attacks, how multi-cloud attack path analysis can detect these security gaps, and how teams can prioritize attack paths, remediating the most critical ones first.

You’ll learn:
 •  How bad actors can ‘hop’ from one cloud provider to another to reach their end target
 •  The role of multi-cloud attack path analysis in detecting these threats
 •  How Orca can help teams prioritize attack paths and remediate strategically

Defend Against Multi-Cloud Attack Paths

The Wiz Playbook treats security as a team sport, empowering your security, development, and operations teams to work together and control risks across the pipeline. In this webinar, we'll share practical strategies for improving your cloud security posture and overcoming common challenges faced by organizations today. 

During this webinar, you'll learn:
• The common cloud security challenges faced by organizations today, and how Wiz's unique approach can help you overcome them
• Practical strategies for improving your cloud security posture, including tips for leveraging security teams, processes, and tools to support cloud development
• Insights from a real-world case study, where you’ll hear from a Wiz customer on how they implemented Wiz's approach
• Live Q&A with our experts, where you can ask your most pressing cloud security questions and get answers in real-time

Join this fireside chat featuring Joe Silva, CISO, and Kyle Bubp, Chief Security Architect of JLL, where they'll discuss their own experience addressing the challenges of securing the cloud at scale, and how they used Wiz to bring devs and security teams together in a cloud-first operating model.

The Wiz Playbook: A Practical Guide to Maximizing Cloud Security

“Defense-in-Depth" defined by NIST as “An information security strategy that integrates people, technology, and operations capabilities to establish variable barriers across multiple layers and missions of the organization.” is not as scary as it sounds, especially when it comes to implementing practical measures for a cloud storage service. 

In many cases, a breach in security is attributed to a momentary lapse in standard operating procedures or simple oversight. In this session we’ll discuss the need for defense-in-depth, the threats to our critical information, and some of the simplest, yet most powerful, steps to take to secure cloud storage. 

What you will learn: 
- How new compliance regulations and the threat of ransomware increase security requirements. 
- Where the use of immutability (aka “object lock”) makes a huge difference 
- The key security settings every storage service admin should use today 

Speakers:  
- Drew Schlussel; Sr. Director, Technical Product Marketing; Wasabi Technologies

By registering for this webinar you agree to share your information with Wasabi Technologies.

How to Easily Implement Defense-in-Depth for Cloud Storage

Cloud migration is over. Now comes the multi-cloud. Organizations are no longer migrating to the cloud; they’re already there. But the next iteration of the cloud movement is already in progress: the expansion to multi-cloud. But while deploying applications across multiple cloud environments has its advantages, it also comes at a cost to security, especially when it comes to security consistency, management, and visibility. In this session we will discuss some of the key trends in deploying web applications across multiple clouds, the security challenges that arise from that, and best practices to secure your applications in the multi-cloud. 

Join this session to learn: 
• What are the key stats and trends in multi-cloud adoption 
• How deploying web applications across multiple cloud environments impacts security 
• What are the security risks associated with multi-cloud application protection 
• What are some practical and actionable best practices for organizations to mitigate the risks of multi-cloud application security

Protecting Web Applications in a Multi-Cloud World

With organizations rapidly migrating to the cloud, ensuring data security, protection, and recoverability within those cloud environments is critical. Join us to explore proactive strategies to enhance cyber resilience during this transition. Industry experts will debunk common misconceptions and share real-world best practices for securing your data in the cloud, safeguarding it from potential threats.

Make sure to take a look at the attachments as well - we've added extra learnings on how to optimise data protection and provided you with additional resources to help set you up for success.

Debunking Misconceptions About Data Security In Cloud Environments

It’s hard enough building a secure by design cloud infrastructure on one platform but what happens when you adopt a modern, multi -cloud strategy and still have to apply security that protects the data but does not cripple the users? It becomes a significant challenge, especially as you are no longer securing just the environments but the multiple routes between them.

As more organisations choose a multi-cloud strategy, the need for security is very real. Join this webinar to understand how to build in security from the outset but also how to retro-fit security elements when a single cloud strategy morphs into a multi-cloud one.

In this webinar we will examine:
- The broad rules of multi-cloud security.
- What is different in the multi-cloud world.
- How to adapt your security strategy to an accidental environment.

About the speaker
An established thought leader and innovator, Simon serves as a Virtual CIO, CIO Advisor and Leadership Mentor for a wide variety of organisations.  Simon works with organisations to build high performing IT teams, develop structured training and development plans and to foster a culture of innovation and change. Simon holds a Masters in Psychology and is a trained accountant and former finance director as well as being an RFU Licensed Rugby Coach.

Securing multi-cloud architecture

Most organizations deploy applications across multiple environments, including on-premises, private cloud, and public cloud—in many cases using the native tools of each cloud environment. 

Inadvertently, this investment leads to diverse stacks of network and application security tools for each cloud, requiring organizations to tackle disparate security silos with inconsistent policies, isolated logging and reporting, and fragmented management.

Fear not. This exclusive Fireside Chat with experts from Radware and Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) will discuss what your organization can do to escape these application security silos in multi-cloud environments.

Watch the session to glean the takeaways, to prevent cloud risk exposure, and to discover recent multi-cloud security trend data from Radware’s latest Application Protection in a Multi-Cloud World report.

Managing Application Security in the Multi-Cloud: Escaping Security Silos

Building a Secure Cloud Environment

Although multi cloud architecture empowers organizations with a flexible and resilient approach to cloud computing, there are various intricacies and challenges when it comes to multi cloud security. From managing the complexity of different clouds, to cloud skill gaps your organization desperately needs to fill, managing a multi cloud environment is difficult if you don’t have the right tools in place.

Join us in this webinar to explore the dynamic landscape of multi cloud security. We'll delve into the essence of safeguarding data, applications, and infrastructure distributed across your diverse cloud environments. You’ll also learn about:

•. How a multi cloud security solution can act as a central orchestrator for your business, offering comprehensive protection against cyber threats
•. The benefits of consistent security controls, centralized visibility, integrated security tools, and efficient incident response
•  Why strategic prioritization of attack paths and efficient remediation are vital for proactive vulnerability management across diverse cloud environments

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