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When It Comes To Security Tools, More Isn't More
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priya7june
priya7june,
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1/12/2021 | 4:52:48 AM
Who is responsible for security in the cloud?
Tightly said the "cloud" has become an inseparable part of today's business.

When adopting cloud solutions, many organizations fail to balance the benefits of the cloud against the cloud security threats and challenges they may face.

But the major question to ask is, who is responsible for security in the cloud?

Being an entrepreneur I had to go through the same especially in this lockdown. I also tried many solutions but it was expensive for a start-up like mine. I finally landed in some free solutions with a limited number of otp users and quite satisfied till now.


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