The advent of cloud computing ushered in a new ra of innovation, empowering organizations to rapidly scale and embrace new opportunities. Today, multicloud environments have become the de facto way of doing business.
However, with all that innovation and flexibility came new risks. Many customers currently operate with a complex patchwork of interconnected technologies across different devices, applications, platforms, and clouds. Since most organizations connect these data sources so that data can seamlessly flow across boundaries, they need to know that their protection policies won’t miss any blind spots between disparate technologies and in turn put their data at risk.
Today, organizations can deploy dozens of disparate security tools—each with its own security alerts to mitigate. Combined with the ongoing cyber workforce shortage and gaps in institutional knowledge, security teams are overwhelmed and unable to prioritize exposures with the greatest potential impact. In addition, because each cloud has a unique security infrastructure, decisioning
logic, and concepts, organizations are left managing complexity that increases the potential for mistakes and heightens their risk of a breach.
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